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Old 12-10-2003 | 08:05 AM
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Default Best Prop for Combat models

Hey,

I'm just interested in the props everybody is using for flying combat(planes). I use a graupner prop but i usually flew my trainers with APC props. I only hate from APC the scars in my finger that i always have when using a APC. But am i correct when i say that a APC can produce more power than an graupner?? Or are there better props??

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Old 12-10-2003 | 10:15 AM
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Default RE: Best Prop for Combat models

I can say for sure that the SSC Combat Class is limited only to MAS 8X3.
Old 12-10-2003 | 12:01 PM
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In B and 2610 class, the prop of choice is the black MAS 9x4. In A class, the most common prop is the MAS 7x4. As mentioned, the MAS 8x3 is required for SSC.

The MAS props are used for a couple of reasons. They result in a higher RPM and while you get a lower straight line speed than an APC, the turning is better, at least in my testing with the 9x4. Most importantly, the MAS is about the most durable prop on the market, so it's most likely to hold together in a mid-air.
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Yes, I agree, the Master Screw props do seem more durable. We've noticed they survive dirt nap landings the best.

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