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06-22-2009 01:36 AM 11 years ago
| Brendan78
rrVeteran NSW Australia |
SSZ-IV max blade root avialable? Hi Guys,What is the maxiumim blade root that the SSZ-IV will accept? |
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06-23-2009 01:21 AM 11 years ago
| Brendan78
rrVeteran NSW Australia |
I could only find spacers for 12mm and 14mm blade roots so i'm assuming that is all that can be used? |
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06-23-2009 02:07 AM 11 years ago
| Dr.Ben
rrMaster Richmond, VA, USA |
Effectively yes, since the limiting factor with using an even thicker blade would be the proper application of the drag inserts.Ben MinorPeak Aircraft/Team Minicopter Team Futaba Team Kontronik USA |
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06-23-2009 02:35 AM 11 years ago
06-24-2009 11:19 PM 11 years ago
| John Benario
rrVeteran Las Vegas |
The grips are 18 mm spacing, so you could conceivably put 18 mm root blades in. For anything less than 18 mm you would need to make your own spacers, but that is easy.John Benario |
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06-25-2009 12:13 AM 11 years ago
| Alpine
rrVeteran Lexington, Ky |
Are the standart roots by manufactures 12 and 14 mm ?Roberto Munoz
IRCHA #344 |
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06-25-2009 02:01 AM 11 years ago
| Dr.Ben
rrMaster Richmond, VA, USA |
Typically yes Roberto. Use of any blade thicker than a 14mm root will require modification of the drag inserts.Ben MinorPeak Aircraft/Team Minicopter Team Futaba Team Kontronik USA |
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06-25-2009 04:36 AM 11 years ago
| cmir2425
rrApprentice miami, fl usa |
If you use the ssz-V head drag inserts, I think you can use any blade root without mods except adding the spacers applicable for your blade root size. |
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