
Klip Tip Prop
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Hi guys Appears the prop would be of use in the phillipines, I like the the approach our phillipino 170 owner is taking in assuring his stead is airworthy, I think there are a lot of countries where the aviation officials are not so aggressivly persuing details,ofcourse commonsence is often not a commodity in plentiful supply. I would like to know about the sea plane prop and how it performs on the 170? Thank, Gene

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Too bad it's only 72", I would of bought it off ya. I have a O300C with a em prop, was a field approval, firewall foward came from a first year 172 excluding the required stuff you need for a ragwing. I am looking for another prop for cross country flying, my current prop is a em7653 pitched to 50" for the field I'm out of. Be nice to bolt on a standard screw for the long trips.
Vic
N2609V
48 Ragwing
A Lanber 2097 12 gauge O/U Sporting
A happy go lucky Ruger Red label 20 ga
12N Aeroflex
Andover NJ
http://www.sandhillaviation.com

" Air is free untill you have to move it" BB.
N2609V
48 Ragwing
A Lanber 2097 12 gauge O/U Sporting
A happy go lucky Ruger Red label 20 ga
12N Aeroflex
Andover NJ
http://www.sandhillaviation.com

" Air is free untill you have to move it" BB.
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