TCF Präzisions-Carbon-Faser-Propeller 27x10 (1pc)

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Sep 26, 2014

Me My Brother and 2 Friends at the Field use this exact Prop and all have peen Balanced without any adjustment, They Pull as good or better than my MENZ and Xoar Props of same size and pitch, They spool up faster because of there lighter weight, and the delamination comment is a bunch of **** ! The only problem with this prop is that it will break in a crash, Because it happened to me! But any prop would have broken with the crash I had! LOL! And the noise level is no higher than Menz or Xoar Props, all the same on my TMM 106 Twin, What I am saying is the bad comments probably come from someone who probably sells only the other brand of Props! The proof is in the Pudding! Me!!!

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Jul 05, 2014

I have bought 2 of these and Both Props were real close to perfect, Broke 1 and carbon fiber throughout! Center hole dead center and Balanced with very little Epoxy on one Blade, Overall a Great Prop for even a better price, Pulled as well as my Laminated 27x10 Xoar Laminated prop also as well as my Menz 27x10, at ground level, I rate this prop as an A prop, Cant get better for the money! AAA Rated by me!

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May 01, 2013

Sehr gute Qualitt, kein Unterschied zu den mehr als doppelt so teuern Herstellern, wir wollen doch hier keine Namen nennen.

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Jul 21, 2012

Good prop for DLA112 is well ballanced out of the pack, used drill jig and is carbon all way through, use some powder carbon to lube capscrews into alloy prop mount, does tend to jamb and ball up threads

mine has had no capscrews broken yet, note they do tend to loosen check tension prior to flight, read some have had experience they do come loose and snapped

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Jan 21, 2012

For Dle 112, great prop, strong.

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Jan 02, 2012

Had to put mine in the milling machine to make a sleeve for the centre hole and fonnd that the centre hole is slightely off centre. too scared to try the prop....

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Jan 02, 2012

Ek het hierdie prop op 'n DLE111cc, Sbach342. Dis cf dwarsdeur, al-die-pad. Geen hout nie. Prop was 'n bietjie van balans af, nie te veel gesukkel om te balanseer nie. Hy klap lekker in die lug en lyk baie mooi saam met die cf spinner wat ook van HK af kom. Ek sal beslis nog so 'n prop bestel as dit nodig raak.

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Sep 06, 2011

Still breaking in my DL 100 and this prop works the same as the MJ prop costing $100. Easy balance. buy the HK drill guide for both your large and small gas engines. I like it better the the DL one I have at twice the price.

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Jun 08, 2011

Not quite as pretty as the "M" props from Europe, looks like they painted the edges with black paint in order to final balance the prop. When I checked mine on the Dubro balancer, it was only slightly off balance which is easily remedied by adding a few extra washers behind the mounting bolts at the hub. I like to balance prop, backplate and spinner seperately, then put them together and do a final check on the balance of the complete assembly. Once the QC is done, then match mark the parts so they always go on the same. I like to map the spinner hub and note what position the extra balancing washers go.



I think I'll order a few more in other sizes and start replacing my wood props as I can afford them. Great price on a decent product.

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Jun 02, 2011

I just recieved 2 of these, the finish is fine and look great,, the balance is way out,
one is very hub heavy the other is blade heavy

when i say heavy i mean very heavy, i checked the blade length assuming it was one end long but not at all, so the internal density is questionable, the hub heavy was easy enought to balance, bout 15 grams of epoxy on one side of the hub,,
the blade heavy one will require recoating the whole blade and sanding back to shape, its that far out,
so beware, they vary,, not in perfect balance at all,, altho they do look as good as the pic, looks are inface decieving,