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06-17-2008, 03:49 AM
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| Bad-ass Super Contributer!  Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Wellington New Zealand Age: 51
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 |  Re: Matrix
Hi Terry No Matrix's here. Further North from here are some, Grant Finlay has a nice one. I have used all the props I mentioned and am using an 18.1x10 at the moment. It Is a bit marginal on ground clearance so I will use a longer UC on my next model. Lower pitch should have better braking and acceleration. Multi blades should also have better braking but are less efficient due to wake effects from the closeness of the blades. However the Matrix is a bit smaller than more recent models and could do with more braking and should need less power so a multi blade could work really well. |
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