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Subject: Re: [FlyRotary] Chris Barber and IVO prop
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We ordered the high pitch variety.  I was unaware of the blade markings 
and have not looked for them for that marking.


dlomheim@aol.com wrote:
> Chris / David:
>
> You guys are running with the high pitch IVO blades aren't you (should 
> have a "+" on the blade root)?  An RV-6A driver in Canada really likes 
> his high pitch IVO in-flight adjustable and he is getting book "RV" 
> speeds out of it without any problem so you should do fine as well.  I 
> have the regular blades that came with my engine from Tommy James and 
> his Glastar and that is what I am going to initially fly with but am 
> pretty sure they won't work as well at RV type speeds so will 
> probably get the high pitch blades eventually. 
>
> Doug Lomheim
> RV-9A, 13B   
>
> Christopher Barber wrote:
>
>     /While I was waiting for it to cool I decided to flatten out the IVO
>     in-flight adjustable pitch prop.
>
>     /
>
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