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"Wayne.B" wrote in message ... It's hard to say, but it might. The advantages of stainless over aluminum are structural rigidity (less flex) and surface smoothness (less friction). Are you sure? Methinks cast aluminum may be stiffer than steel, as it will break, as opposed to bending like steel. Just thinking out load. -- -Netsock "It's just about going fast...that's all..." http://home.columbus.rr.com/ckg/ |
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"Netsock" wrote in message Are you sure? Methinks cast aluminum may be stiffer than steel, as it will break, as opposed to bending like steel. Just thinking out load. Negative... the cast will flex more as well as being easier to break if struck. That's (in part) why SS props can be made with thinner blades and tend to perform better - because of the thinner blades. -W |
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