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And I will show you mine !!!! LOLComment
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yea ok so how do you measure degrees of travel Its impossible to measure pitch with that angle and set up this is what you needComment
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I have the Hughey pitch gauge. to measure with. In the previous posts I said "check" blades to see if all things are equal. And the picture was not the setup but to show what a wiggler is.
Thanks for showing yours!IMPBA 20481S D-12Comment
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It took me A WHILE
to figure out that to get the correct/accurate reading of a prop's diameter using this tool that you have to add half the diamater of the prop holding shaft ( 1/2 4.76250mm = 2.381 mm) to the caliper reading, then double that number. Until I realized that, I thought that all my props were much smaller in diameter than claimed 
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I have one from Kevin also,, the problem with them is that once in a wlile, you hit one of the buttons, by mistake, and it resets on you ,,then you have to take the alum block off to reset the thing !! other then that it is a good idea chrisIt took me A WHILE to figure out that to get the correct/accurate reading of a prop's diameter using this tool that you have to add half the diamater of the prop holding shaft ( 1/2 4.76250mm = 2.381 mm) to the caliper reading, then double that number. Until I realized that, I thought that all my props were much smaller in diameter than claimed Comment
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