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Propellers
I have a prop, but it doesnt appear to have any markings on it. How do I know if I have it on right. I really dont know anything about propellers or the theory of operation.
jbanes1961- Bronze Member
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Re: Propellers
Post a photo of it we can tell you what you have.
Measure the length too.
Measure the length too.
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Re: Propellers
Ok, prop is 4-7/8 from tip to tip. It says thimble drone on it, and has designations 5D and 3P. Havent been able to figure out how to get a photo in this post, but if its important, I will try to cypher it out
jbanes1961- Bronze Member
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jbanes1961- Bronze Member
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jbanes1961- Bronze Member
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Re: Propellers
It is 5" diameter, 3" pitch RH (Right Hand) propeller:
https://coxengines.ca/cox-.049-propeller-5-x-3.html
https://coxengines.ca/cox-.049-propeller-5-x-3.html
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Re: Propellers
Ok thank you. Appreciate info
jbanes1961- Bronze Member
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Re: Propellers
The markings (like "5D 3P", in this case) are always on the front of the prop (or the "suck" side, if you will). Thejbanes1961 wrote: How do I know if I have it on right.
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Re: Propellers
Thank you Dirk, that explains things nicely. I did a little reading on props and how they work, so I have a little better understanding of the mechanics of it. I guess I should have done that first, before posting, but I really enjoy the down to earth feedback I get from the members. Once again thanks for all the help. Jeff
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