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Prop Identification
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Prop Identification
Hello all, I wonder if anyone could help to identify which model seagulls these props belong to, I have no idea
Thank you, Rene
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Re: Prop Identification
The 1st pic (the top one) is of a AD-102. I have never seen a prop like the other one B4. I dont think its for a seagull. One of our 2 charles (uk or sp)would be able to tell you.
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Top one is the "Bow-tie" prop introduced in the late 1940s. This replace the "swept" SD prop, and was introduced when the "Straight out the back" exhaust was replaced by the "Sub-ejector" I can imagine somebody sitting in their office, smoking a pipe dreaming up these names 
The lower prop is not seagull. Could it be of an OMC engine? I don't own any of those, but Keith P or H-A might be able to tell you.
The lower prop is not seagull. Could it be of an OMC engine? I don't own any of those, but Keith P or H-A might be able to tell you.
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- "Swept" SD prop on the right
Re: Prop Identification
The Bow-tie prop looks a little worn, I dont know if that's the right length for one, as I don't have one that style.
The other one looks to be more of an OMC style prop, but its pretty hard to tell what it came from.
The other one looks to be more of an OMC style prop, but its pretty hard to tell what it came from.
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Thank you guys, always helpful,
Rene
Rene