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Vista de Hélice bidireccional experimental de 3 pulgadas para dron

Experimental 3-inch bidirectional propeller for drone

Experimental 3-inch propeller developed as part of an academic project on a drone capable of rolling inside a cage. It uses toroidal-shaped blades and a symmetrical profile to study thrust in both directions. The source includes comparisons and test graphs, but those results do not certify a copy manufactured with another printer, material, or process. Preparation, compatibility, and printing The author describes 0.12 mm layers, supports, and an adhesion edge when printing several units. It expressly warns of the risk of breakage at high revolutions; its published limit should not be interpreted as a guaranteed safe speed. It is not a commercial replacement of universal application. Before attempting any test, consult the documentation and original graphs and use an appropriate protected test bench.

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Vista de Folding Propeller for RC Planes

Folding Propeller for RC Planes

A folding propeller set designed for RC planes, including various hub and propeller size options. The author used these on upscaled (130%) versions of the Nucking Futs pylon racer. Printing Instructions: - To achieve maximum strength, print with 10 perimeters. This orients layer lines along the perimeters to increase strength at the blade root. - Print with the leading edge of the blade facing the print bed. Author's Report: - Materials: The author states that when printed with PLA or PETG, it withstands several hundred Watts of input power. The author notes 'Best Material would probably be PA-CF'. - Performance: In a max power test with 8.5-inch blades printed in PLA, failure occurred at roughly 1000 Watts. The author suggests that if printed correctly, 300 Watts (approx. 30A @ 3S, 20A @ 4S) should be safe and durable. - Caution: The author warns: 'Do absolutely NOT stand beside or in front of the Propeller when you first test it.' and 'It can cause serious harm when the blades separate!'

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