KR> Airfoil and Speeds

Hi all, is there any noticeable speed difference between having AS5048 and AS5046 at the root. Also, how do the stall speeds compare? I know it is something quite difficult to quantify because no 2 aircrafts are the same. Lastly, has anyone used thinner than 15%. Would thinner mean more speed?

Re: KR> prop combinations for KRs

Rick Lanning wrote: > Ok Mark thanks that helps a lot the number would be nice to if its not to much trouble. The 54x54 Sensenich prop has a part number of W54SKL54S, and it also has a number AF8577 on it, which is probably a serial number. The 54x56 prop is W54SKL56S (obviously), and I don

KR> Airfoil and Speeds

Samuel wrote- >has anyone used thinner than 15%. Would thinner mean more speed? I don't know about the speed, but I can tell you that there was a considerable amount of credible and documented (and flight-proven) study and research done to arrive at the AS50xx-series of airfoils that are spec

KR> POEMS

Who authored the KR Christmas poems? The KR watching the activity and "Santa's pit stop'. Thanks Bill Weir Virus-free. www.avast.com

Re: KR> POEMS

On 11/25/2017 3:08 PM, ol' weirdo via KRnet wrote: Who authored the KR Christmas poems? The KR watching the activity and "Santa's pit stop'. Thanks Bill Weir + I did but I'm still eating Thanksgiving turkey.  Stay tuned

Re: KR> prop combinations for KRs

Ok Mark thanks for the info. Sent from my iPad > On Nov 25, 2017, at 12:01 PM, Mark Langford via KRnet > wrote: > > Rick Lanning wrote: > > > Ok Mark thanks that helps a lot the number would be nice to if its not to > > much trouble. > > The 54x54 Sensenich prop has a part number of W54SKL5

Re: KR> New Airfoil and Speeds

Samuel Ajayi wrote: >> Hi all, is there any noticeable speed difference between having AS5048 and AS5046 at the root. Also, how do the stall speeds compare? I know it is something quite difficult to quantify because no 2 aircraft are the same. Lastly, has anyone used thinner than 15%. Would th