DB>Ken,
DB>KE> I have a question that I have asked so many and everyone at the local
DB>KE>flying field here has a different answer. First, my question, is
DB>KE>there guide lines that a person could go by when trying to decide what
DB>KE>propeller to use with a particular size engine??? I have bought
DB> I'll try and help you out a little here. The prop size varies greatly
w
DB>the type of aircraft you have the engine mounted on, the type of fuel
I have the Tower Hobbies catalog. The confusing part I guess is that
even the catalog gives three different size props for each engine.
DB> You will have to experiment a little to find just the right size
for you DB>particular engine/airplane combination. If you tune the
engine on the groun DB>for peak RPM and then richen it a few clicks, it
should hold this setting DB>pretty well throughout the flight. A motor
I like your suggestion here about the RPM and then richen it a few
clicks. The next nice day (if there are any left this year) I will
try your recommendations here and see how it goes. I guess I am
trying to "read" into this subject too much. I have received a lot of
great replies in this conference and really appreciate them all.
Happy flying till we chat again...
Ken >
***
þ SLMR 2.1a þ What has four legs and an arm? A happy Pit Bull!
--- TriToss (tm) Professional 1.0 - #68
---------------
* Origin: Globenet BBS * Oak Island, NC * 910-278-4198 * (1:3627/220.0)
|