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The Sgian Dubh prop was made more like
a paddle to increase the ground clearance on landing
and taking off. Peak revs on the ground was 6,200 rpm:
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Dubh Propellor |
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| Photo
A |
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Photo
B |
The Iolaire prop was for a BMW 100RS;
was quiet, worked well and I limited the rpm to 4000:
| Iolaire Propellor |
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| Photo C |
The single bladed prop was an experimental
one in 1984, was quiet but a thin but broader anti vortex
tip improved the range, this was also very quiet:
| Single
Blade Propellor |
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| Photo D |
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Photo E |
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