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Kenneth Leonard - Jan 04,2007
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So if your flaps are down and you go to reverse pitch (as in landing on a runway), will this beat up on your flaps? I'd be interested to know if the reversing prop has any real-world use besides just being kinda cool. Will it make landing roll out noticably shorter?
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Tom Binsfeld - Jan 04,2007
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Which hub is that?
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Dave Lima - Jan 04,2007
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It might be an NSI Cap 140, and if it is, you might want to read this. I know what you're thinking Judy 'lets move this over to the tech site, and you're right'
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gary walsh''s nsi propeller problems
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Bruno Grondin - Mar 16,2007
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Sorry guys I just found out that you wrote to me oupsss probably because I was occupied in replacing the cuffs of my prop... Yes their where problems with the CAP-140 from NSI. The missing prop on Gary's was version 1 and they got problems because of the high compression of the 912S at idle. They made 2 other upgrades. I just upgrade to the 3rd generation that is aproved for 2000 hrs.<br /><br />And Ken no their is no big presure on the flaps even when they are down and the beauty about in flight adj is that the searey is just like a boat and it is always fun to be able to back up from a dock or have a 2nd chance to arrive to a duck, or when beaching no u turns needed, and the choice of making less noise when take off and after it is just like a sport car with gradual gear up and gear down too when landing.
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