I did a little research on Prop Inc and see a variation in Maple props .....
multi-laminate vs splices. Can Weldon or someone else comment on the
differences?? (IF) he doesn't want to ship, I could PU as I am not too far.? DC
Homebuilt props are the category of propellers that come with
urethane leading edge protection and fiberglassed wrapped tips. This
category is for uses other than ultralight airplanes. Props Inc. propellers
compare in overall performance to constant speed
props. They weigh 35lbs. less and thousands less in initial cost and
overhaul cost. A customer with my wood prop on a RV 8 with an 0-320
performs comparable to one with an 0-360 constant speed. Our prop out
performed a Warneke on a Van's RV 4 180 H.P. Ask Scott at Van's.
Key Benefits:
* Durable, yet can save tear down cost in the event of a ground strike.
* Protected from rain and safe to fly in rain.
* Not RPM limited as an aluminum prop.
* Made from multi-laminate 1/16" eastern maple not soft southern maple
with splices.
* Specifically designed for the use.
* Doesn't need constant re-torqueing due to multi-laminate wood.
* Can be modified for fine tuning.
Engine Type
Diameter
Price
VW, Jabiru, Subaru 46"-58" dia. Call for quote
?
dennco2 at yahoo.com
Bothell, WA
On Tuesday, March 11, 2014 10:45 PM, David Peterson <tobytaz00 at yahoo.com>
wrote:
if the gentleman you wrote on knet isn't interested in your prop I would love
to have it
Dave
On Tuesday, March 11, 2014 4:49 PM, W Jennings <tonka at phreego.com> wrote:
?
Hello KRNet
I have a Props Inc 52 x 48 Maple prop with fiberglassed tips and leading
edge protection.? I had purchased it new for my Revmaster engine on my KR2,
but never got to use it.
I could send a photo in a few days or so.? Located near Olympia, WA.? If you
can use it, you can have it. (free)
Email me off the list if you're interested.
Weldon Jennings
In God We Trust!
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