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Just calculte it as you would an air mover, figureing the average pitch as driving the calculation for thrust. It is quite different from a propellor driven system as the airfoil in the blades provide such little force in producing thrust. Yes I know there is more to it than that but it will get you started.
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www.wemotec.com you can also look through the old EDF columns for some RPM measurements and watt input figures.
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Very comprehensive listing:
http://www.kontronik.com/dowload.htm#midi |
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