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IBTRIN · , 10:15 PM

I'm ready to try it , when are they available??

Mike Busutil · , 10:18 PM

Is one tip flat and the other tip pointed? Or is this just the picture?

DEVZAK9 · , 10:23 PM

Quote:

Is one tip flat and the other tip pointed? Or is this just the picture?

I think its just the pic

Brandon15 · 04:26 PM

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ericb · , 10:28 PM

I want one. When can I buy one?

MODE 1 · , 10:28 PM

Impressive...........VERY impressive
And congratulations on pioneering this technology.
Questions:
1. What changes to the root if any where done differently than normal CF props to counteract the twisting action caused by the offset tips?
2. Is it still balsa cored or more solid CF there?
3. When TM said in his post it allows a 700 rpm increase is this due to less drag resistance and greater spool up? or is the thrust ratio of the additional rpm in relation to the increased speed?
4. Does this effectively turn a 50cc engine into a 60 or more?

Sure I will have more Q's but these are the first ones to come to mind.
If it ever throws a prop it should keep the Australian guys happy ..........must be like a boomerang.

Xpress.. · , 10:31 PM

Want!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bam Bam · , 10:32 PM

sweet! well done! cant wait to hear some more flight reports! how does it do for 3D?

SleepyC · , 10:36 PM

And let me add, for all the neh-sayers... can I get a "I'm sorry for harrasing you".

Awesome work guys!
We love innovation here at FG!
This is what pushes the hobby forward!
Thanks for letting us debut this to the world!
SUPER AWESOME COOL!

camss69 · , 10:39 PM

Where's the video!?

ericb · , 10:40 PM

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Originally Posted by SleepyC

And let me add, for all the neh-sayers... can I get a "I'm sorry for harrasing you".

Awesome work guys!
We love innovation here at FG!
This is what pushes the hobby forward!
Thanks for letting us debut this to the world!
SUPER AWESOME COOL!

There are a lot of people eating crow right now. I don't think any of them will offer a "sorry".

ericb · , 10:40 PM

Did I mention that I want one now?!

SmokinKat · , 10:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SleepyC

And let me add, for all the neh-sayers... can I get a

"I'm sorry for harrasing you".

Awesome work guys!
We love innovation here at FG!
This is what pushes the hobby forward!
Thanks for letting us debut this to the world!
SUPER AWESOME COOL!

"I'm sorry for harrasing you".

husker · , 10:46 PM

Freakin sweet. I'll take a dozen.

extra addict · , 10:48 PM

OK maybe it is just me but I can picture this as a 3 blade or maybe even a 4 blade. Talk about throwing the FOGs for a loop!

I hope it helps people like me out that have older 50cc motors that are not quite as efficient as the new stuff out there. I have a NIB Brilleli 50cc that I never mounted on a plane and I may just give this prop a try on it.

03-23-2011, 10:18 PM #17
Mike Busutil
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03-23-2011, 10:23 PM #19
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