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alphaOne gen II

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anyway to find ouy which one i have without taking it apart. want to know which props to use befor i break it
 
yup, if you cant read your sticker with the serial number on it, you can peal it off, the serial number is stamped in the metal behind it. If that doesnt work pull it off, mark the shafts and rotate it once measuring the degrees the shaft turns.

Or as a last result, count the gear teeth.
 
If you don't want to pull the drive I would crank the motor over by hand and have someone else watch how many revolutions the prop turns. If you want to make it easier you could always pull the spark plugs to make it easier.

John
 
alpha drive help

Thanks everyone for your help. was was wondering the ratio? the motors big so i can get a bigger prop on it, but dont want to destroy it.
 
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