Master Airscrew MA2010B 20x10 Wood Series Propeller - RC Aircraft Spare  [MA2010B]

MASTER AIRSCREW WOOD SERIES 20x10 PROPELLER
Price:
CAD$31.21
Brand:
Master Airscrew
Model:
MA2010B
Condition:
Brand New
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20x10 wood propeller key points

This Master Airscrew WOOD SERIES 20x10 propeller is an RC-scale replacement blade made for model aircraft that call for a 20x10 prop size. The laminated wood construction aims to deliver steady thrust characteristics and a predictable feel typical of wooden blades used in sport models.

Fitting the prop is straightforward when swapping for a like-size blade: mount the prop on the motor shaft with the spinner, nut, or hub adapter recommended by your airframe or motor maker, and observe correct prop-mount torque and safety procedures. Always balance the prop before flying to reduce vibration and protect servos, ESCs, and airframe components.

In terms of performance, a 20x10 wooden propeller will affect throttle response and climb rate; altering blade material, pitch, or diameter changes those traits, so treat this prop as a direct replacement when trimming or swapping blades.

Specifications

  • Item Propeller
  • Material Wood
  • Model Number MA2010B
  • Compatibility RC model aircraft requiring a 20x10 propeller size

Use this Master Airscrew wood prop as a like-for-like 20x10 replacement, check hub fitment and balance, and run a preflight vibration check after installation.

Can I use this prop on electric motors?

Yes. This 20x10 wooden prop is compatible with many electric setups provided the motor and ESC are rated to handle the propeller load and the hub fits the shaft correctly.

Do I need a special hub or adapter to fit it?

Use the hub, nut, or adapter specified by your airframe or motor manufacturer. Ensure the shaft fit is secure and the mounting hardware is tightened to the recommended torque to prevent imbalance or slippage.

What is the best way to balance a wooden prop?

Balance the prop on a dedicated prop balancer or on the motor shaft, remove small amounts of material from the heavy blade if needed, and recheck until the prop is even to minimise vibration in flight.

Are wooden props less durable than composites?

Wooden props are durable for routine hobby use but can be more prone to damage from hard impacts. Inspect for cracks or delamination regularly and replace the prop if any structural damage is found.

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