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Biff · 04-18-2006, 02:46 PM

Martin, good question! One of the easiest ways to pass a noise test with the set up you have is directing the exhaust away from the meter. Some clubs allow this as static noise testing isn't real world stuff. Simply point the exit tubes to the right and measure from the left. I'm sure there's Giants members with more experience with the 210 as far as prop combinations. Andy Kane is one of the folks I would contact before spending money on an experimental prop. He's been flying 210's for quite a long time and has some awesome combinations. I flew his 210 powered Yak in Danville. Pulled like a John Deere and was uber quiet. Hope that helps!

04-18-2006, 02:46 PM	#2 (permalink)
Biff AWOL Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: South Carolina Age: 48 Posts: 3,162	Re: ZDZ 210 is two noisy? Martin, good question! One of the easiest ways to pass a noise test with the set up you have is directing the exhaust away from the meter. Some clubs allow this as static noise testing isn't real world stuff. Simply point the exit tubes to the right and measure from the left. I'm sure there's Giants members with more experience with the 210 as far as prop combinations. Andy Kane is one of the folks I would contact before spending money on an experimental prop. He's been flying 210's for quite a long time and has some awesome combinations. I flew his 210 powered Yak in Danville. Pulled like a John Deere and was uber quiet. Hope that helps!