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e-BEAM Beam E4 > Choice of blades and differences

frebou
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Location: Montreal / Canada

Anybody has compared different type of blades for the Beam?

I've been using the stock ones for a while now and can't say they are not good... I was just curious to try other brand as I have already been very suprised by only changing blades on a helicopter.

I think I'm about to order some radix 325mm blades just to try them out... I love them in the 600mm size... I guess it cannot be bad..

thanks for any input

12-29-2007 10:33 PM

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yapjy
Key Veteran
Location: Singapore

My opinion is that the stock fibre glass main blades work best for Beam.

The Beam rotor head is pretty aggressive. However, the stock fibre glass main blades has a softer airfoil. This two factors combine to give the Beam a smooth hover and quick 3D response.

01-01-2008 05:19 AM

Furyous
Senior Heliman
Location: Detroit, Michigan

I'm using V-blades on both of mine. It has more pop than the stock ones, but the stock ones do fly well. Haven't tried Radix, but I will this weekend.

Team Xero G, Team Beam, Team Flightpower, Team G-Force

01-01-2008 02:11 PM

frebou
Key Veteran
Location: Montreal / Canada

Keep us updated, still not ordered those radix with all the partys going on in my familly

01-01-2008 05:49 PM

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sookainian
Senior Heliman
Location: Singapore

I'm also using Vblades on my Beam. Around 20grams each side.

The pop and cyclic respond is very good.

It's the stiffest 325mm blades around i believe ? hahas

Kenny

01-02-2008 05:57 PM

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