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Tony Thomas wrote:
You may be right on all your technical info but the true reason a SS prop outperforms an aluminum one is due to blade design/shape. Not thickness. SS props have a rake and can have bow lift and/or tail lift in them based on the design. You can't achieve these kinds of shapes w/ aluminum and it hold together. Agreed Tony the alloy "could" achieve a blade shape the same as the s/steel blades, but to be strong enough it would be too thick & the extra primary drag would negate the benefits of the better blade shape. K |
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