<DIV>If I had to guess, I would say gyroscopic precession. This could either hurt or help the snap. The effect will be more pronounced with a heavier prop and higher rpm when entering the snap. It is also quite likely that with a heavier prop it will snap better in one direction than the other, with a lighter prop the difference between directions will be less.<BR><BR><B><I>brian young <brian_w_young@yahoo.com></I></B> wrote:
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<P>Curious whether anyone else has noticed this. I was trying a 18x10 Biela on my Impact w/ 1.60YS today. Previously using a 16x11 3 blade by Cleveland Cyclonic. I notice with the Biela the plane snapped easier. </P>
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<P>Anyone care to explain if this makes sense?</P>
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