I don't see how changing the prop tips would  prevent  supersonic unless
the
diameter was also reduced. Supersonic speed would just be a function of
prop
arc circumference and RPM . RPM X 60 is Revs per hour, this times the
circumference in feet is feet per hour . this divided by 5280 is MPH. My
guess is if this MPH number exceeded the speed of sound at the altitute
you
are flying the prop tips go supersonic. Lots of untralights with high
reving
engines use smaller diameter three blade props for this reason.



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