HI , Chen ,
which three blade prop for the stock brushed motors?
Thank

Hi Equus,

It's GWS prop "EP5030" for the stock brushed motors, EDP300H.
We also have 3-blade HD5030 available. It's OK using this 3-blade prop on the motors, EDP300H, with 2S 7.4V Lipo, but better to apply good throttle management on them.

Chen

Originally Posted by GWS CHEN

Hi Equus,

It's GWS prop "EP5030" for the stock brushed motors, EDP300H.
We also have 3-blade HD5030 available. It's OK using this 3-blade prop on the motors, EDP300H, with 2S 7.4V Lipo, but better to apply good throttle management on them.

Chen

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Does a brushless geared down 47 ever hustle !! Straight up. Hyperion 3500 K V with 10 :1 gears. Almost the same sound as a real 47.

its nice to see many of you c 47 , dc 3 builders also feel the model deserves a 3 blade more scale looking prop

Mine are the small GWS ones. Paved takeoffs only.

Anybody have success putting this on floats? Looking for advice. Thanks

After almost a year. Twin 2200kv motors turning GWS 5x3x3 props with retracts; 1800 3s. Maiden flight was Saturday - flew quite well.

Jim

Going to put mine together for NEAT Fair if I can manage it

Mine is still a work in progress but getting close...

oops, meant to post this pic

I saw the real C-47with floats years back in Greenville, Maine. The floats were very huge. Maybe 40 to 50 feet long. They had a few in WWII running errands from England to Normandy after the 1944 landing. The one in Maine was painted civilian colors and flew passengers. You may find it in Google. I believe the plane went to Florida with wheels and maybe shipped the floats.
**Neons**Bob