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Dave Wilshere 02-25-2022 01:33 PM

Kingtech 100 TP prop options
 
A local guy liked all the Reno racers flying locally…but rather than researching the fact we all use JetCat SPT-10 units he ordered a KT unit before talking to me. The problem seems to be a suitable prop. KT appear to have selected a gear ratio that requires a prop no body makes!!
I guess that’s why searching here I can’t find much on the unit. The manual says it needs a 26 x 20/22” three blade prop.
Has anyone run one of these or know someone who has. What prop did they use?
The Spinner is over 6” on the CARF Reno so it needs to be larger than the Biela 23” 5 blade that might work.

thanks

invertmast 02-25-2022 06:28 PM

Mario at seidel props can make you anything you want.

Dansy 02-25-2022 07:18 PM

SEP Germany can make absolutely anything you want…..just got a 34x16 3 blades for my Turbo Raven……

Dave Wilshere 02-25-2022 11:47 PM

OK, I’ll let him know. What a crazy situation!

Didier 02-27-2022 02:30 PM

Ramoser varioprop I suggest.

David Jackson 02-27-2022 06:49 PM

JC Super Props in Brazil will make you the size prop you need. Have been using the JC Super Prop five-blade 24x24 on my Kingtech 100tp powered PC-21 for the past 3 plus years.

Dave Wilshere 02-27-2022 10:05 PM

Thanks. I’ve told him to go to Ramoser. Still think it’s odd they developed a unit that requires a unique prop!

Didier 02-28-2022 01:01 AM


Originally Posted by Dave Wilshere (Post 12717562)
Thanks. I’ve told him to go to Ramoser. Still think it’s odd they developed a unit that requires a unique prop!

That is really the best option. 👍

It is the way it is regarding the Gearbox ratio. Luckily there are enough options. Maybe not from the “known” commercially available brands but from the smaller specialist prop brands.

Dave Wilshere 02-28-2022 01:29 AM

Yes, I’ve seen the static thrust produced making aircraft ‘taxi’ at idle…
Next time he will buy a JetCat!

Canadian Man 02-28-2022 11:12 AM

Dave you also may want to take a look at the amount of shaft coming out of the engine that the prop mounts too.
When I was building a customers PC-6 last year, once a back plate of the spinner was installed there was only a few mm's of shaft to go in the prop.

Dave Wilshere 02-28-2022 11:34 AM

If it’s the same bolt thread as JetCat we have different lengths to allow for that.

Didier 02-28-2022 11:43 AM


Originally Posted by Dave Wilshere (Post 12717571)
Yes, I’ve seen the static thrust produced making aircraft ‘taxi’ at idle…
Next time he will buy a JetCat!

This is stupid Dave. Please stay objective.
I know you sell jetcat and not Kingtech so you are biased. Stay professional.
I use to have at least 10 jetcats and 6 Kingtech’s. Both have there ups and downs. But I can assure you Kingtech has the best service I ever have seen to there customers.

Dansy 02-28-2022 11:48 AM


Originally Posted by Canadian Man (Post 12717616)
Dave you also may want to take a look at the amount of shaft coming out of the engine that the prop mounts too.
When I was building a customers PC-6 last year, once a back plate of the spinner was installed there was only a few mm's of shaft to go in the prop.

That must have been a beefy spinner…..in my 45 I run Mejlick (spelling) spinner, and On the K100TP ……SM on my PC21 and special one on my Turbo Raven….it all work just fine…grabbing everything…..these are not gas planes…..

Dave Wilshere 02-28-2022 12:07 PM

[QUOTE=Didier;12717618]This is stupid Dave. Please stay objective.
I know you sell jetcat and not Kingtech so you are biased. Stay professional.
I use to have at least 10 jetcats and 6 Kingtech’s. Both have there ups and downs. But I can assure you Kingtech has the best service I ever have seen to there customers.[/QUOTE

I work on logic, just does not make sense to chose a gear ratio where there is little choice on props. They must have had a reason, fine but then they should back up this decision by going to a prop manufacturer and getting something made that is suitable.
I know JM offers a great service in Europe, great. He needs to get a prop to offer with the engine he sells.

GULDUKAT 02-28-2022 12:55 PM



This is the Falcon 24X23 5 blade on the K100TP G4+ from this past wkend.

Dansy 02-28-2022 01:06 PM

[QUOTE=Dave Wilshere;12717623]

Originally Posted by Didier (Post 12717618)
This is stupid Dave. Please stay objective.
I know you sell jetcat and not Kingtech so you are biased. Stay professional.
I use to have at least 10 jetcats and 6 Kingtech’s. Both have there ups and downs. But I can assure you Kingtech has the best service I ever have seen to there customers.[/QUOTE

I work on logic, just does not make sense to chose a gear ratio where there is little choice on props. They must have had a reason, fine but then they should back up this decision by going to a prop manufacturer and getting something made that is suitable.
I know JM offers a great service in Europe, great. He needs to get a prop to offer with the engine he sells.

Plenty of prop available…..your putting it a little thick there MR. JetCat… ;)

Canadian Man 02-28-2022 01:08 PM


Originally Posted by Dansy (Post 12717620)
That must have been a beefy spinner…..in my 45 I run Mejlick (spelling) spinner, and On the K100TP ……SM on my PC21 and special one on my Turbo Raven….it all work just fine…grabbing everything…..these are not gas planes…..

I suppose. It was a TruTurn Cone Setup.
Here are the pictures.

https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rcu...fa2e87b580.jpg
https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rcu...6680bbf958.jpg

Dansy 02-28-2022 01:20 PM

Yes they are more design for glow, and gas motor….…it shouldn’t be a problem….the 100 shaft is 12mm and the bolts 10mm….

different then the 45..


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