MY FIRST OWN FOLDING PROPELLER - THE STORY BEHIND - Servorahmen 1A

[@eeropehkonen2370]

Great content!

[@parkshinhyup]

great hobby I wonder your prop rubber ring that is what for? and size? and where can I buy? thank you wait your reply

[@ladraode9dedos409]

Great job. Did not have this video notification....

[@wasapinepig]

Had one of these fail on me today, 6th flight on my new Phoenix DF, pitched a blade on a 4s Tenshock 15/15/15 about 20m into a climb. Two cracks in the fuse and a smoked ESC. It's a shame I won't be able to trust these injection molded props anymore, the performance was good. If you decide to lay these up in CF I'd definitely use one again.

[@jurepecar9092]

What sizes you have available? Might want to test one ...

[@RCflyingmore]

Hi Jure, the Propeller is only called 1A and we haven't added the size of the propeller. I learned from all the runs on my testbench, that the sizes which most of the manufactures give their props isn't right. So it is unfortunately not comparable the most time. That's why we made a additional document there you can find many examples, with that you can use this propeller. The document can you find under the following link: www.servorahmen.de/F5j_Prop_1A_Factsheet_D_E_20201129.pdf

[@crunchied8]

@@RCflyingmore would this prop work for the ccm optimus f3j model mate

[@pierreS1969]

Which spinner id installed on the slim Xplorer with yellow cabin?

[@RCflyingmore]

It's the spinner from NAN-models and Primoz Rizner special built for the Explorer BF and Q

[@kristofbalga1418]

Cool videos ! Keep it up ;)

[@RCflyingmore]

Thank you :)

[@ivanwilliams8741]

Thank you for presenting this in English. I know it must be hard. It is not my first language either.

[@MissurayLaslo]

Nice , red fuselage maybes for me 🤪🤘

[@RCflyingmore]

Maybe 😉

[@c_schelli96]

Ein Video vom Prüfstand, mit dem ihr den Prop zerschossen habt, wäre nice 🔥😅

[@RCflyingmore]

Ich schau mal, ob ich eins machen kann, ohne dass ich mir meine Kamera zerschiesse 😅

[@_F5X]

👌👍

[@lucavalle1977]

First of all congratulations on your propeller. Looks really good. Just a comment on the lack of designation of it. You should be able to provide a nominal diameter and pitch to any propeller. Granted it will not give an exact characterisazion of it at all power and flight speed range, but the pair of those two values is how propellers are classified. Diameter is the easier: measure it. We know that it depends upon spinner geometry; therefore you can state which distance between the fold axes of the blades you have used to provide the figure. For pitch it is typical to use the geometrical pitch at 75% of the diameter. Again this is a connvention but it provides an idea of the kind of propeller you are offering, particularly when one considers the diameter/pitch ratio. If you don't provide such 2 basic parameters people will have to rely onto your table litsing the different configurations of motor/battery you have published, which is good, but you are effectively limiting your own market to people owning those setups. Again, this is not to criticize, I am designing my own propeller myself so I know it is not an easy task, but to offer an improvement option. Keep up the good work!!!