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Good morning Sal . I know that not many E people use wood props is there a good reason for this , because you see very little use of plastic propes on gasers . I think that in many cases wood propes would be the better choice what's your opinion .
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Good morning Sal . I know that not many E people use wood props is there a good reason for this , because you see very little use of plastic propes on gasers . I think that in many cases wood propes would be the better choice what's your opinion .
Good morning Sal . I know that not many E people use wood props is there a good reason for this , because you see very little use of plastic propes on gasers . I think that in many cases wood propes would be the better choice what's your opinion .
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I am converting over to electric on my senior telemaster and the motor I am using recommends a 15x10 prop, should I use a plastic, apc, or a wooden prop? And where should I look for it. Thanks for your time...Jerry