Counter rotating Props available
11-07-2006 | 08:58 PM
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Counter rotating Props available
APC is selling now at the factory.
9 x 6
6 x 4
5.5 x 4.5--------All are ELECTRIC in left and right.
Phone #---530-661-0399
If you order, thank them for tooling up for you. They enjoy a thank you like we do.
9 x 6
6 x 4
5.5 x 4.5--------All are ELECTRIC in left and right.
Phone #---530-661-0399
If you order, thank them for tooling up for you. They enjoy a thank you like we do.
12-02-2006 | 05:33 AM
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From: BelvedereKent, UNITED KINGDOM
RE: Counter rotating Props available
Do you mean COUNTER-ROTATING or left and right handed?
Is there a counter-rotating mechanism to drive them for I/C engines?
old git - - - - - - aka John L.
Is there a counter-rotating mechanism to drive them for I/C engines?
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12-02-2006 | 09:36 AM
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RE: Counter rotating Props available
John:
The APC "e" series propellers are for electric use only. The hubs do not have enough beef to absorb the torque pulses from the power strokes of an internal combustion engine. They have a clear warnig that they should never be used in and IC application.
David
The APC "e" series propellers are for electric use only. The hubs do not have enough beef to absorb the torque pulses from the power strokes of an internal combustion engine. They have a clear warnig that they should never be used in and IC application.
David
12-02-2006 | 02:28 PM
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From: BelvedereKent, UNITED KINGDOM
RE: Counter rotating Props available
Thanks David,
You also answered an unasked question with your reply. I'm back to modelling after many years, trying to get up to speed on so many of the new products and techniques.
I'm too committed to I/C at the moment to think about electrical power, it also sounds rather complex. I have been to the Warbirds meeting at Conningsby this year and been very very impressed with what is being done with electrics.
old git - - - - - - aka John L.
You also answered an unasked question with your reply. I'm back to modelling after many years, trying to get up to speed on so many of the new products and techniques.
I'm too committed to I/C at the moment to think about electrical power, it also sounds rather complex. I have been to the Warbirds meeting at Conningsby this year and been very very impressed with what is being done with electrics.
old git - - - - - - aka John L.
