APC AP1404W PROPELLER 14x4W WIDE BLADE (3D FUN FLY)  [AP1404W]

APC PROPELLER 14x4W WIDE BLADE (3D FUN FLY)
Price:
USD$7.80
Brand:
APC
Model:
AP1404W
Condition:
Brand New
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APC 14x4W Wide Blade Propeller

This APC AP1404W unit is presented as a 14x4W wide-blade propeller intended for RC electric model aircraft and 3D fun‑fly style flying. The text below keeps a practical, technical tone focused on how the part functions within an RC setup, basic installation points, and its role in tuning flight behaviour.

Compatibility is determined by propeller size and mounting system rather than by brand name, so confirm your motor shaft and spinner match a 14x4W style prop before purchase. Use it as a direct replacement when the original prop is the same 14x4W profile to retain similar pitch and diameter characteristics.

Installation notes: inspect the hub for damage, ensure the prop seats cleanly against the spinner or prop adapter, and secure with the correct nut or prop saver for your motor shaft type. Spin the motor by hand first to confirm there is no rubbing and that the prop runs true.

Tuning role: the wide-blade profile shifts thrust characteristics compared with narrower blades, typically affecting low‑speed lift and throttle response which is useful for 3D manoeuvres and slow hover work. Expect adjustments to trim and throttle curves when switching propeller profiles, and re-check motor current and ESC thermal behaviour after a prop swap.

Safety and pre‑flight checks: always balance the propeller before mounting, verify the rotation direction matches your setup, and perform a ground run with the model restrained to confirm no excessive vibration or unusual motor load.

14x4W indicates the propeller designation where 14 is nominal diameter and 4 is pitch, W denotes a wide blade profile, which generally changes thrust and responsiveness compared with narrower blades.
Check motor current and ESC temperature on a static run; you may need to adjust throttle endpoints or governor settings to suit the new propeller load but no specific hardware change is inherently required.

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