Yes the blades were made for tractor, reverse rotation.  I have

the

twist data at work, I'll send it on Monday. Bill Freeman came up

with

the twist data, I have an older version of Excel here at home and

can't

read the file. When I look at the data, it is obvious he depitched

the

blade near the hub, standard practice on tractors I think because

of

the

cowl blockage behind the prop.  Maybe Paul or Butch can dig up

this

data

and put it on the list, I sent it to you Paul on 12-17-02 but I

don't

have a copy of the message.

Perry

OMG!  Those look great!  Any plans on making blades for pushers?  If
not, how difficult are the blades to make considering the builder has
completed a composite Airframe?  It sounds like the financial side has
been discussed a little, any guess on how much money I need to save for
one of these bad boys?  Some of us have to think way ahead <grin>

Waiting in anticipation (hell I may buy two, one to hang on the wall, a
thing of beauty for sure...)

Todd Carrico

 
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