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Warp Drive Prop on a 750
Started this discussion. Last reply by Gregory Sawka Oct 15, 2015. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Has anyone ever used a Warp Drive prop on a 750 STOL or a 750 Cruzer with an O200 continental engine? If so how many blades and what length?Continue
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Hey guys.
Finally got my shop done and am into the tail. I am ordering my wings this week.
I also decided to prime all internal parts with epoxy to ensure no bumps in the inspection and to add to the resale value. Stay in touch!