Falcon 24x20 Rear Contra Carbon Fiber Propeller – White (F3A Electric)

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SKU: C2CR2420R-WHT
Regular price $153.07

Falcon 24x20 Rear Contra Carbon Fiber Propeller – White

The Falcon 24x20 Rear Contra Propeller is designed for the rear position of an electric contra-rotating propulsion system. Its lightweight carbon-fiber construction, specialized rear-blade design, and highly visible white finish make it well suited for F3A pattern aircraft and other precision aerobatic models.

Important: This listing is for the white rear propeller only. It must be paired with a compatible front propeller and contra-rotating drive system. It is not intended for use as a conventional single propeller.

Spinner not included. Any spinner shown in the product photos is for installation reference only.

Features

  • Designed specifically for the rear position of a contra drive
  • 24-inch diameter with 20-inch pitch
  • Lightweight carbon-fiber construction
  • White finish for a clean appearance and increased visibility
  • Efficient blade design with strong braking performance
  • Developed for F3A and precision aerobatic aircraft
  • Pre-balanced, tested, and inspected
  • Includes protective propeller covers

Specifications

Brand Falcon
Propeller Size 24x20
Position Rear
Application Electric contra-rotating drive
Material Carbon fiber
Color White
Center Bore 8 mm (0.315 in)
SKU C2CR2420R-WHT
Package Contents One rear propeller and protective propeller covers

Propeller Pairing

This rear propeller is designed to be paired with a compatible Falcon 24x20 front contra propeller. Always follow the recommendations provided for your motor and contra-drive system.

Drive Compatibility

Falcon contra propellers are commonly used with compatible F3A contra systems, including selected Gaishen, Dualsky, and Adverrun drives. Confirm the required propeller sizes, center bore, hub dimensions, rotation, and mounting specifications for your particular drive before ordering.

Always perform a final balance and condition check before installation. Verify that both propellers are fully and securely clamped before operating the motor. Never operate a propeller that is damaged, cracked, loose, or improperly mounted.