I was using Dalprop 5040 with pointed tips. I put on some old bullnose 5040 that I had laying around after watching the video and the difference was staggering. Much better cornering and control. The pointed ones were a lot more floaty. Going all bullnose from here on out!
Thanks! Just a quick overview... we could easily spend an hour talking about propeller thrust, weight, current draw, and more! But we have to leave time to rip!!!
I was on google for about an hour, and now I have been on youtube almost another hour, this is about the 16th video on props I have watched. While I found your video one of the best explanations of props and how they work, I cannot for the life of me, find ANYTHING on the web, explaining the way the props connect to the motor, or hub assembly. I know there is the most popular hub, where the prop has a single hole that fits over the motor bolt with a 5mm nut I believe. But I've recently got into 3" builds and I notice some props have two or three small holes with tiny screws that hold them in, like on the BabyHawk or Leader3. How are those listed when buying props? The only way I have found to buy those types is by looking at the pictures in the ad.
Tell us about your setup... what props do you prefer and why?
Dronucopia i am using 5040C i guess
Best prop explanation video I have seen yet! Thanks for sharing
This is a great video, just what I was looking for thanks !
I was using Dalprop 5040 with pointed tips. I put on some old bullnose 5040 that I had laying around after watching the video and the difference was staggering. Much better cornering and control. The pointed ones were a lot more floaty. Going all bullnose from here on out!
Nice! Glad some of the advice was useful. It can be surprising what a difference different props can make!
Great Explanation of whats going on with Props 👍
We appreciate it!
Sure Bro !
Interesting subject bro! 🔥
Thanks! Just a quick overview... we could easily spend an hour talking about propeller thrust, weight, current draw, and more! But we have to leave time to rip!!!
Dronucopia haha sure☠😎
I was on google for about an hour, and now I have been on youtube almost another hour, this is about the 16th video on props I have watched. While I found your video one of the best explanations of props and how they work, I cannot for the life of me, find ANYTHING on the web, explaining the way the props connect to the motor, or hub assembly. I know there is the most popular hub, where the prop has a single hole that fits over the motor bolt with a 5mm nut I believe. But I've recently got into 3" builds and I notice some props have two or three small holes with tiny screws that hold them in, like on the BabyHawk or Leader3. How are those listed when buying props? The only way I have found to buy those types is by looking at the pictures in the ad.
+1👍