impba3548
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I have used both Mark, the pliers and the hammer and ball, both work well but I can feel how much I move the prop better with the crescent than the pliers when I only want a very small amount, maybe its just my imagination ha!Guys,
I would concentrate on getting the pitch in the center of the blade right.
Cupping just kills the RPM out of these little motors. You can always grind
some of the cup out of the blades trailing edge. We have made strides in
handling and speed this year by watching the cup and adding more pitch
into the blade face. I like a pair of pliers with a rounded jaw on one side
and a matching crescent shaped jaw on the other side. You can coat them
with liquid handle grip if you like. This is the best way that I have found to
adjust the face of the propeller. Hopefully when Santa brings my Ipad 2
I will learn to do some pictures this next year.
Mike,
A cupping ball and brass hammer work much better trying to tip cup a propeller
than the crescent wrench does. Been their and done that. Mike Hughes sells
a nice set up for tip cupping.
Happy Holidays Fellas,
Mark Sholund
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