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Richard,
5 or 6 pounds??? you are talking about an ultralight. I'm interested
in 200hp engine props. It is recommended to dynamic balance a prop
after you get it. A dynamic balance costs about $200+. After a few
years of nicks you might want to finish it and balance it again. One of
these devices is about $100 when made in quantities and usable for
several props.
Richard Lamb wrote:
> ya know, if we consider this to be a wood UL prop (US style),
> it doesn't weigh more than about 5 ot 6 pounds.
>
> If the prop static balances ok, but still vibrates badly enough to
> cause concern, I think I would just replace it because it obviously has
> a problem.
>
> A couple of hundred bucks for a new Tennessee Props propeller is not
> that bad - specially when the alternative is throwing a prop blade
> in flight.
>
> Just a thought...
>
>
> Richard
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Re: Real time continuous Prop balancing
