Turnigy slowfly Hélice 14x4.7 Noir (CW) (2pcs)

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Very good props, have used them for a long time

Jun 15, 2017

These are very good props. Not too stiff. Also when we crash (we crash a lot) these things don't break into a thousand pieces and are not razor sharp blades flying around, because they bend quite a bit. Very safe and nice props.

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Jul 19, 2015

I would not recommend these props, the brake during flight en the ar far from balanced.
I have over 200 euro's damage i'm very pissed!

Im going to use the plastic version the grey one's.

Grtz Eric

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May 20, 2015

more flexible than the smaller sizes which is very hard and sturdy. for the price I have no complains except the last batch of props I bought (different sizes but all turnigy mixed carbon props) are not total black, they have blemishes on the prop and no itsn't dust or residue of storage I already tried washing them with many different solutions and they still looks the same. I don't think its big problem for personal use.

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Oct 12, 2014

These propellers are made on technology mix carbon with plastic. Carbon hope will increase their strength. Price matches the quality. I purchased propellers in various sizes to identify necessary on my machine. And these deshovye fit at the moment.

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Jul 04, 2014

Precisa de algum trabalho para balancear mas boa no seu desempenho. Desvantagem de ser um pouco pesada.

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May 11, 2014

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Oct 15, 2013

All of these are way off balance rather than shave off the blade to balance it i used aluminium tape on the back end of the blade (not underside) towards the inner side near the shaft all the ones i checked needed tape placed on the side that has the marking 14 x 4.7 place the alloy tape onto the blade while its on the prop balancer and place as many layers on top of each other until it balances out if you get wrinkles in the alloy tape just rub it with your nail until the tape smoothes out. I chose to try this first and not sand the prop.