Falcon 28x13 3-Blade Carbon Fiber Propeller – Gas RC Airplanes
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Falcon 28x13 3-Blade Carbon Fiber Propeller – Gas RC Airplanes
The Falcon 28x13 3-Blade Carbon Fiber Propeller is a high-performance propeller designed for large gas-powered RC airplanes. Falcon's C3D three-blade series combines a strong carbon-fiber construction with an aerodynamic blade design engineered for performance, braking, and reduced noise.
A three-blade propeller is especially useful when strong performance is required but available propeller diameter or ground clearance limits the use of a larger two-blade propeller. The three-blade configuration also provides the distinctive appearance many scale and giant-scale RC aircraft builders prefer.
Key Features
- 28" diameter × 13" pitch
- 3-blade configuration
- Designed for gas-powered RC airplanes
- Carbon fiber construction
- Aerodynamic blade profile
- Factory balanced for smooth operation
- High-quality Falcon construction
- 10 mm (0.394") center hole
- Propeller covers included
Specifications
| Brand | Falcon |
| Propeller Size | 28 × 13 |
| Diameter | 28" (711 mm) |
| Pitch | 13" (330 mm) |
| Blade Count | 3 |
| Material | Carbon Fiber |
| Application | Gas RC Airplanes |
| Center Hole | 10 mm (0.394") |
Why Choose a 3-Blade Propeller?
A three-blade propeller can be an excellent choice for an aircraft where propeller diameter or ground clearance is limited. The additional blade allows a substantial amount of blade area within a given diameter, while also providing the scale appearance often desired on larger RC aircraft.
Falcon's C3D blade design is developed to provide a combination of power, braking performance, and low-noise operation. Each propeller is balanced before leaving the factory to help minimize vibration.
What's Included
- 1 × Falcon 28x13 3-Blade Carbon Fiber Gas Propeller
- Propeller covers
Important: Always verify that the 28x13 three-blade propeller size is appropriate for your specific engine, aircraft, spinner, and operating conditions. Follow the engine manufacturer's recommended propeller range and RPM limitations.