Electric RC 22x12 Wide Blade Propeller APC AP2212WE  [AP2212WE]

APC PROPELLER 22x12WE ELECTRIC WIDE BLADE
Price:
CAD$20.99
Brand:
APC
Model:
AP2212WE
Condition:
Brand New
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Wide-blade electric prop details

The APC AP2212WE is an RC-scale wide-blade propeller intended for electric model aircraft and other electric RC models that use threaded prop shafts or compatible adapters. Its designation highlights a wider blade form factor that shifts the thrust curve compared with slim blades, making it useful when adjusting static thrust or low-speed handling on electric setups.

Installation focuses on a secure fit to the motor shaft or prop adapter and on good dynamic balance. Before flight, check for tight mounting, free rotation without rubbing on spinners or cowlings, and inspect for nicks or delamination that can affect vibration and performance. Use appropriate hub hardware and respect the motor and ESC limits when changing prop loading.

Tuning notes: a wider blade increases load at a given diameter and pitch, so expect changes in motor RPM and current draw versus narrower props; verify motor temperature and ESC performance on initial runs. For scale or slow-flying configurations the wider profile often improves low-speed control and climb response without needing to change motor gearing.

This propeller serves as a straightforward replacement or tuning option for electric RC aircraft where a wide-blade characteristic is desired, supplied as a single propeller unit for field fitment.

The marking indicates nominal diameter (22 inches) and pitch (12 inches), used to choose prop size relative to the motor and airframe requirements.
Many arrive with acceptable static balance, but you should always check dynamic balance before first flight and correct any minor imbalance with standard balancing methods.
It fits installations that accept the prop diameter and mounting method; confirm the shaft thread or adapter size and verify the motor and ESC can handle the increased load from a wide blade.
Inspect for cracks, chips, loosened hub, and any change in balance. Replace the prop if you find structural damage or persistent vibration after rebalancing.

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