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Clem Nichols



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Location: Munfordville, Ky

PostPosted: Tue Jun 27, 2006 4:26 am    Post subject: prop performance Reply with quote

Kurt:
 
Sorry for getting your name wrong.  I would still like to hear your thoughts on shortening the prop giving both better climb rate and cruise speed.
 
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PostPosted: Tue Jun 27, 2006 7:47 am    Post subject: prop performance Reply with quote

No problem at all Clem. At least I am not Rex #4.
Smile We have a lot of members on the list and some
repeats. And my memory for names is probably the
worst here.

I save a lot of messages from you all too. This is
how I have learned all my life. Grab every scrap of
info that comes along.

There has to be more factors involved to answer this
other than just the prop. I have heard of it before
and I bet the prop manufacturer has worked out an
answer.

Props are made for an average usage. To match a
specific engine and plane some tweeking might help all
of them, and us. A 5% improvement is a lot for a
prop. This is even more. It obviously is giving more
thrust, but why? Is it prop or engine efficiency that
improved?

I know if I was there with Don S. years ago, I could
have picked out his slippage problem right off. Hard
to catch everything in an e-mail. Same with this prop
mod I expect. Need more info....

Kurt S.

P.S. Wish I was the "Consumer Reports" of KitFox's.
I enjoy testing and learning. Have to be satisfied
with the vicarious info from you all. Smile But isn't
this a good plane to do it with?

--- Clem Nichols <cnichols(at)scrtc.com> wrote:

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Kurt:

Sorry for getting your name wrong. I would still
like to hear your thoughts on shortening the prop
giving both better climb rate and cruise speed.

Clem Nichols
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Rex Hefferan



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Location: Olney Springs, Colorado USA "NOT a Kitpig"

PostPosted: Tue Jun 27, 2006 9:37 am    Post subject: MultiRex - [off-topic] Reply with quote

HA HA! Kurtmeister - However, it IS curious. I am a member of several lists and this is the only one where I might have this kind of confusion.
Rex of Florida/Colorado
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