CW/CCW Propeller For Quadcopters 1 Pair COM46, R28

Description

The term “propeller for quadcopters” refers to the component of a quadcopter that generates thrust to propel the aircraft through the air. In the context of quadcopters, propellers typically consist of two blades and come in pairs—one rotating clockwise (CW) and the other counterclockwise (CCW). This configuration is essential for balanced flight and stability. When purchasing propellers for a quadcopter, it’s important to ensure you get a pair with one of each rotation direction to maintain proper operation.

Specifications:

1. Size: Propellers are specified by their diameter and pitch. Diameter refers to the length of the propeller blade from tip to tip, while pitch refers to the angle at which the blade cuts through the air.
2. Material: Propellers can be made from various materials such as plastic, carbon fiber, or composite materials. Each material has its own characteristics in terms of durability, weight, and performance.
3. Rotation Direction: As mentioned earlier, quadcopters require both clockwise (CW) and counterclockwise (CCW) rotating propellers. Specifications should indicate which direction each propeller rotates.
4. Compatibility: Propellers need to be compatible with the motors and frame of your quadcopter. Check the specifications to ensure proper fit.
5. Performance: Some propellers are designed for specific performance characteristics such as agility, speed, or stability. Look for specifications that match your desired flying style.
6. Quantity: Specifications should indicate whether the product includes a single pair or multiple pairs of propellers.
7. Weight: The weight of the propellers can affect the overall performance and flight time of the quadcopter.
8. Brand and Model Compatibility: Ensure that the propellers are compatible with your quadcopter’s brand and model.