Has anybody pushed there HK spinners to 450 Watts or beyond?

I have a 40mm x 4mm shaft at 270 watts and im very comfortable with that but what about a 40mm x 5mm shaft 450 Watts input? That particular product is a bit short on for detail in the reviews.

Im going to use 15x10" aeronaut blades @ ~ 5,500 rpm but the $50 for the spinner makes me cringe a bit when HK has spinners at 1/10 of the price.

http://www.hobbyking.com/hobbycity/s...idproduct=5564

They have the obvious draw back of 2mm bolts that would have to be replaced leaving less material in the arms.

Can't hurt to ask right?

I used my 40/5mm spinner at 500 watts without *spinner issues*. The problem I ran into was that I drilled the hole too large on the prop and eventually tossed a blade, luckily while airborn. I have now down-graded to Graupner 9x5 blades and everything is in harmony at 300 watts, but the spinner is great and begs for more!

What about an MPJet spinner?

http://www.wattsup.co.nz/catalog/pro...roducts_id=611

The aeronaut ones are good although a little pricey. There collets have a 4-way cut in them which grips the shaft better than a single slot.

Heather

Originally Posted by Heather

What about an MPJet spinner?

http://www.wattsup.co.nz/catalog/pro...roducts_id=611

The aeronaut ones are good although a little pricey. There collets have a 4-way cut in them which grips the shaft better than a single slot.

Heather

Aeronaut collets have a single slot? Or the MPJet does?

I should just man up and buy the aeronaut. The cost of any damage loosing a prop will do wont be less that the price difference.

The MP looks nice but I dont get along with e-clips

http://www.airstrike.com.au/Folding%20Props.htm