Prop swap for Babe Bee

OhBee,
I'm not trying to confuse you, I promise!

The larger prop will help pole-vault the model when it dead-sticks into Terra Firma.

Try them both.

Remember to get the engine started, and hold it for about 20 seconds. That is 20 seconds less time you will spend spinning in circles going "Oh my...Oh my...splat."

When you go to fly for the first time, keep in mind the quick "march to the left." It helps minimize dizziness by converting "spinning left" into "stepping always left fast. I found tracing a 5 foot circle to be a lot of cardio workout, but it beat falling down with the model still up. If/When you get tired of stepping left, go back to spinning left.

If you stick with it long enough, you will find the dizzies soften quite a bit. My dizzies disappear after several outings, but always come back after a seasonal break.

I dunno...my break was shorter, albeit still decades long. I'm hoping for the best for you, and invested in your glorious return!

And it isn't everyone thinks this...just the ones that took big breaks and did it again (all the old f@rt$).

If you can't find the #2 screws, I'll snailmail a few your way.

Somewhere I saw a disk that would be mounted between prop and backplate. That disk basically blocks off half of the prop blade effective area thus reducing thrust. I think details can be found on Outerzone in the plan that looks like a Venetian blind for a wing-thing.

Yup here:
https://outerzone.co.uk/plan_details.asp?ID=9680