TGS 10x6F Precision Folding propeller

 Ek-trician 307 points

So balance them, it's not unusual to be out of balance. Chinese prop. You get what you pay for.

 Ek-trician 307 points

Too much power for the 1000mm pusher glider. Do you want more power, or just replacement?

 Aefer 233 points

Yes they will. You are aware that the original props are 10x8? just making sure.

 Walter 1 points

Great thanks!!

 fitzi 8 points

yes fit good i have one on my pheonix 2000 glider

 Heppy Ket 381 points

10x6F means 10 inch diameter, 6 inch pitch. the spinner I use for this prop is 38FPSPIN works very well.

 benybee 34 points

no, i mean 10 inch with spinner or without spinner?

 Andriy 102 points

one blade is 4,4 inch 11,2 cm. 10x6 meens with spinner. i use them with 35mm metal spinner and with 32mm carbon spinner for Guppy Hotlainer

 luckypilot 65 points

Each blade is 4,4 inch or 11,2 cm with my 40mm spinner \ 5.5 cm hub its 26 cm or 10,2 inch

 SERGIO ADRIAN 8 points

EXELENTE CALIDAD PARA SU JUSTO PRECIO... GRACIAS HK

 flyhigh79 38 points

if your spinner has a 8mm gap an a 3mm screw for fixing the blades it will fit... the root of the blade is 8mm with a 3mm hole...

 ganomia 10 points

This isn't right - PLEASE change the picture! first of all - 8mm, not a 6mm root base secondly - cheaper plastic thirdly - completely different blade shape see other TGA folding blade pics I'd be happy if I got my money back for these purchases

 Ek-trician 307 points

I hate it when they post the wrong specs! Good luck getting your money back!

 chapier61 169 points

As much as I know I havn't see "such a special spinner" yet but what for ? Anyway the prop' holder is usualy (or generaly) larger than the spinner so that your prop's blades can open or fold without any particular problem. If exceptionnaly not, you're a model builder, so you can adapt your particular spinner so that your prop's operate with a free movement from close to open. Fixed ?

 plasticbaldy 352 points

Thanks for your reply. Some language/jargon difficulty here. Spinner or prop holder doesn't matter to me. I'd like folding pusher props on my pusher Stryker & FlyCat. I see that they mount on the motor shaft by collet & I don't know if this can be reversed so the blades fold away from the motor ? Is there another mounting type than collet ?

 KESTAS 29 points

I think that for pusher are not spinner but for thrust you can find.

 Sawdust 1605 points

This may not be very helpfuL with your main question about folding pusher setup but as far as mounting a normal prop goes, as well as collet type adaptors they also have grub screw ones, look in Hardware and accessories spinner/adaptor section and you'll find a pretty good range.
This is only an idea but maybe if you can remove the center frame part of the folding prop spinner arangement that holds the blades and find a way to mount just that on your motor shaft I think that would do the job OK. Centrifugal force keeps the blades out under power so the rest of the usual folding prop spinner would be facing the wrong way anyhow [ drag plus extra weight you don't need] so better to just get rid of the rest.
I hope I haven't just complicated matters more for you and good luck with it.

 KESTAS 29 points

thanks

 GaryM 374 points

Mine had a M2 hole and the root was about 6mm.

 ganomia 10 points

Does NOT look like the picture. Lower quality plastic/casting and pointier tip. Flashing on edges, and difference in blade weights. Blade Root is 8mm not 6mm, seems to be 10x6...