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VOX 22×8 laminated wooden propeller

VOX 22×8 laminated wooden propeller

$25.99

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Vox props are made by Xoar to Precision Aerobatics quality standard and high performance requirements / Recommended for 50-55cc engines

Vox propellers have been designed and manufactured with one objective in mind – to maximize performance at the prop end, with the highest possible efficiency.

A variety of CNC machines and specialized boring and electronic lathes are used to accurately machine each of the Vox propellers. Four layers of coating applied to the wood to protect the propeller 
and to achieve a beautiful gloss finish. Once painted it is precision balanced again to assure a perfect propeller. During manufacturing and upon completion, we perform random checks for accuracy of tracking, diameter, pitch, balance, blade form and finish. If a single propeller is being rejected the entire batch is then tested individually to assure our high quality standards are kept.

With over 30 years in manufacturing of Ultralight aircraft and UAV propellers we are confident that our R/C model propellers will satisfy your requirements.

 

At present we offer two lines of propellers, one designed for electric powered models, and one for gas powered models.

Electric line
Vox electric propellers are made of Ultra light, high quality German Beechwood allowing higher acceleration rate and thrust, combined with precision, which is a “MUST” for high performance airframes, and is an added bonus for the less demanding EP R/C aircraft.

Gas line
Vox gas propellers are made of laminated hardwood for added stability and strength. Designed for gas engines operation they feature heat and distortion resistance, low air friction (meaning they are relatively quiet) and greater thrust. Their accurate machining guarantees accurate flight performance – making them a perfect choice for IMAC and precision aerobatics.

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