Top flight propeller balancer info required

Top flight propeller balancer does any one have one of these? as I have acquired one minus the bar and collars the prop fits on, can any one email me a photo of the parts that are missing Kevin

ok & yes I am a cheap skate

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Kevin
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The tapered cones are just plastic and fit tight onto the shaft.

The shaft is just a straight shaft the size of the prop hole of a GWS 10 8 ?? The cones make up the difference when your prop hole is larger. So, if you size the shaft to your smallest prop...you are all set. The shaft is shown on the same LINK. regards, rich

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rich

Kevin,

Try this website.

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and search for 'Prop balancer'

You should see the Top-Flite prop balancer.

At Tower Hobbies: The balancer shaft is LXHY62 $2.79 The balancer cones are LXHY63 $1.99

This is the BEST balance on the market for the price.

Good Luck!

EarlOfTroy website: rcobsession.net

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Earl Scherzinger

"Earl Scherzinger" wrote

Here it is.

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Morgans

Jim in NC,

Morgans has the stand type and needs the shaft and c> "Earl Scherzinger" wrote

Jim in NC

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Earl Scherzinger

Cheers for the info Kevin

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Kevin

just curious are Tower Hobbies just a online shop or do they have stores? Kevin

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Kevin

one slight problem $45 shipping ??? or $29 if I apply for a discount as I am in the UK Kevin

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Kevin

That's a bummer. Can you get a local hobby shop to order the parts for you? Tower Hobbies is an online retailer only.

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Vance Howard

not tried yet it only got it yesterday from Ebay

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Kevin

Since the "cones" are only used to make the prop balancer fit different sized prop holes...I'd think that you could simply purchase different width/sized rods locally and do away with the "cones" completely. Just size the rods for your particular props.

Only if you had massive holed props and then had to use too heavy of a rod, would you have any issues. regards, Rich

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rich

Incidentally, the rod that came with my unit measures three millimeters by

101 millimeters. regards, rich
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rich

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