APC AP25125E 25x12.5E Electric RC Propeller  [AP25125E]

APC PROPELLER 25x12.5E ELECTRIC
Price:
CAD$28.91
Brand:
APC
Model:
AP25125E
Condition:
Brand New
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High-Performance Electric Propeller

The APC AP25125E is an RC-scale propeller produced for electric model use, supplied as a single replacement for fixed-wing electric aircraft and similar models. It matches applications that call for a 25x12.5E blade and can be used when adjusting thrust and flight feel.

Fitment and installation follow common prop mounting practice: check that the hub bore and spinner fit together, attach the prop to the motor or adapter using the correct hardware, and perform a static balance check before flight. Follow the torque guidance from your motor or spinner maker for safe fastening.

During tuning, this prop changes static thrust, expected RPM range, and the load on both motor and ESC. Monitor motor temperature and ESC load during bench runs. Replace the prop if you encounter cracks, deep nicks, or warping, since damaged blades increase vibration and can degrade handling.

Specifications

  • Item: Propeller
  • Material: Not specified by manufacturer
  • Model Number: AP25125E
  • Compatibility: Electric RC aircraft and fixed-wing models

Offered as a spare or tuning choice for electric model pilots who need a 25x12.5E, confirm hub fit and balance before operational use.

How is the AP25125E size designation determined?

The AP25125E marking is the manufacturer model code; the 25x12.5E denotes the nominal diameter and pitch. This is the reference used when matching prop size to your setup.

Will this prop work with my spinner and shaft?

Check that the prop hub bore lines up with your spinner or adapter and that the shaft diameter is compatible. Use the correct adapter or collet and secure fasteners to the recommended torque.

What steps should I take when installing the prop?

Inspect the blade for any damage, ensure the hub seats flat against the spinner or adapter, tighten the mounting hardware evenly, and carry out a static balance plus a short ground run to check vibration levels.

How do I maintain and test this propeller?

Regularly look for nicks or warps, keep the prop clean, rebalance after any repair, and watch motor and ESC temperatures during test runs to ensure the prop operates within safe limits.

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