Hi guys, I damaged my wooden prop yesterday :-( and now it has a 12" split running down the leading edge on one side, (a picture can be found in Joe's Album)....
If you were here I would say send it to me but since you are there (A)give me a phone # and I can call you on Skype. (B) repair it with Epoxy and wrap it with...
Podcast episode #7 is up. Mike hay comes on and lays the smack down on prop building. Matt and I chat about the L/D glide ratio thread on the List. Later Andy...
Friends, It has come to my attention that far too many people have come to the INACCURATE conclusion that EAA's rebirth of EXPERIMENTER is for members only or...
Heck yeah always wanting to do things with you, who could ask for anything more. Could be the perfect PPG mate! ... -- Regards, Mike Bennett mbppg.com...
He must have decided to go on one of the "red hot dates" the Group has been soliciting. Jerry ... From: J.D. Rexroad To: PropellerRepair@yahoogroups.com Sent:...
Hello John, Can people suscribe to your group without the intervention of a moderator ? I have the pression that this is the case and this is the reason why we...
The second issue of EAA's new EXPERIMENTER is now available on line. Subscriptions are free to everyone, not just members, even though it says that it's a...
Hey John, I was hoping you would respond. The only thing different is the addition of the little spirit level. Paul in Frost Bite Falls Minn-E-So-Cold...
Prop balancer can be made from simple metal book ends and a small rod that you may have around your office or shop for no cost. See my fine tuned book end...
Jim Did you file a little groove in the tops of the book ends to help keep the shaft in place? What are the two rubber pads on the rod used for? Thanks Jerry ...
Jerry, I filed the tops of the book ends to reduce the rolling friction of the rod. The rubber plugs are use to go into the center hole of the prop and to keep...
I use the same method for balancing. If you file a groove in the edges you defeat the purpose of the balancer--being able to freely roll with minimum ...
It's Spring and the Kids have come to Lake Havasu Spring Break. If you have a Broken Propeller, now would be a good time to send it to me, to rebuild. If you...
Scientists are putting their effort on a material known as palladium. This may turn out to be a hopeful substance in near future to power fuel cells. Read more...
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