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Dan McNeill
Guest
Hey All,
I just stumbled onto a really interesting video of what appears to be a prototype Everel single blade prop being demonstrated on an E-2 Cub. It clearly shows the trunion suspension that allowed for some pitch change. Fascinating! Here's the link:
http://www.efootage.com/stock-footage/60385/1937-37-1930s-Thirties-Jesse-Jones-pilot
The Everel was patented and they licensed the design to the Aeromatic Company who manufactered the Aeromatic series of variable pitch props.
Dan
I just stumbled onto a really interesting video of what appears to be a prototype Everel single blade prop being demonstrated on an E-2 Cub. It clearly shows the trunion suspension that allowed for some pitch change. Fascinating! Here's the link:
http://www.efootage.com/stock-footage/60385/1937-37-1930s-Thirties-Jesse-Jones-pilot
The Everel was patented and they licensed the design to the Aeromatic Company who manufactered the Aeromatic series of variable pitch props.
Dan
