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Old September 5th 08, 02:26 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default Silent Super Efficient Propeller!

On Sep 5, 1:10*am, Leviterande Leviterande.
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Hi all!
Volf propeller hehttp://www.rexresearch.com/volfprop/volfprop.htm

I have been thinking alot about how this propeller would do, I wish I
had a workshop, CNC, and tools to build one.. this amazing prop is
claimed to be *super quiet and efficient.. so any more info from the
article on it or any *word of experience in propellers are very
appreciated

what about this propeller
( hit CTRl-F *and type "An Air Screw That Ridicules Propeller" )http://www.rexresearch.com/aero/1aero.htm

regards
kalle

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Leviterande


That's a very old patent! If you think about a propeller for low speed
flight, think about it as a rotating wing. You'll notice high
perfornance gliders have long slender wings, and the best props look a
lot like that, with an additional twist. Ducting helps, as do Q tips
on propeller edges, but I did read somewhere you gain as much
efficiency by increasing the propeller diameter as the q tip length.
Makes me wonder if the vortex decreasing terminations on wings might
be as well used just by increasing the wingspan by that amount.
 




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