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22"
Vess Props -
The "A" pitch is for
use on heavier or draggier 50cc aerobatic aircraft or where
more RPM is desired. Also applicable to light or clean 45cc
aerobatic aircraft.
The "B" pitch is a
baseline prop for 50cc aerobatic aircraft. Provides good speed
and vertical performance with low noise.
The "C" pitch is for
use on lighter or lower drag 50cc aerobatic aircraft that tend
to be overpowered. Also for use with slightly higher
displacement engines where more RPM is desired
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23"
Vess Props -
The "A" pitch is for use on
50cc aerobatic aircraft where more constant speed performance is
desired. Also applicable to 55-60cc powered aircraft where more RPM is
desired.
The "B" pitch is a baseline
prop for 55-60cc aerobatic aircraft. Provides good speed and vertical
performance with low noise.
The "C" pitch is for use on
55-60cc aerobatic aircraft that are lighter, cleaner, or tend to be
overpowered.

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NEW!!
26" Vess Props -
The "A" pitch is for use on
75-85cc powered aerobatic aircraft where more rpm or throttle response
is desired.
The "B" pitch is a baseline
prop for 75-85cc engines on typical 33% aerobatic aircraft. Provides
tremendous thrust for this class of airplane/engine!

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27"
Vess Props -
The "A" pitch has slightly
less pitch than the baseline "B-series" for use on 100cc or
similarly powered aerobatic aircraft that are larger, heavier, or have
more drag than a typical 33% model. Also useful to provide additional RPM at high atmospheric temperatures or field elevations.
The "B" pitch is a baseline
propeller for use on a typical 100cc or similarly powered 33-35%
aerobatic model. It provides fantastic 3D and aerobatic performance with reduced noise.
The "C" pitch has slightly
more pitch than the baseline "B-series" for use on 100cc or
similarly powered aerobatic aircraft that are smaller, lighter, or
have less drag than a typical 33% model. Also useful to better absorb
the additional power characteristic of low atmospheric temperatures or
field elevations. |
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