Bunky.F.Knuckle
150cc
L stands for light weight.
Would you use this prop?
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Bunky.F.Knuckle
150cc
Not much...... I havent heard/read too much on them.
Lighterweight would mean that it would spool up faster, too.
If you got the LF prop, it would have a foam core, vs a standard Mejzlik prop.
Lighterweight would mean that it would spool up faster, too.
If you got the LF prop, it would have a foam core, vs a standard Mejzlik prop.
Very interesting, I just weighed those 3 props:
Mejzlik 30 x 13 EVO 11.6 ounces
Mejzlik 30 x 13 EVO "L" 9.2 ounces
Falcon 32 x 12 11.7 ounces
I will try to research more before I use the L version. I do want to take more weight off my nose, so that would help. I just want to make sure it is a reliable prop.
Mejzlik 30 x 13 EVO 11.6 ounces
Mejzlik 30 x 13 EVO "L" 9.2 ounces
Falcon 32 x 12 11.7 ounces
I will try to research more before I use the L version. I do want to take more weight off my nose, so that would help. I just want to make sure it is a reliable prop.
yakken
100cc
Me and my brother have been running the 30x13 evo lf for years and havent had any issues.
thurmma
150cc
Cam, I just ran the ZDZ180 on RE3's with a 29x12EVO 3 Blade Mejzlik and was blown away! It was unbelievably quiet and had great pull. Might be something to think about if you are looking for a bit less noise. The 200 should have more than enough grunt to swing it. The ZDZ turns it a 6000 on the ground and that was on the first flight. Unloaded to 6950 on a flat out pass. Power to spare on uplines. It is a nice feeling when you have throttle left and the plane is doing what you want it to do 
just flew her 4 times, and the prop did awesome! thanks!