XOAR has established an international reputation as makers of the highest-quality, most finely-tuned propellers, and the most efficient, powerful motors. As such, true remote control (RC) and unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) aficionados are aware that XOAR is the best place to find incredible RC propellers, drone props, and drone motors. For those who aren’t aware of that, this is a great opportunity for them to find out!
Along with producing the best RC flying-hobbyist and drone equipment, XOAR also has an impressive variety. That means that whatever the hobby or commercial tastes or requirements of the RC or drone enthusiast in your life, XOAR has you covered. And there’s never a bad time to give someone the gift of flight!
Precision Pair Beechwood Drone Props for the Artiste
With the evolution of propeller materials—inexpensive plastic molds; high-tech metallic alloys; and light, sturdy carbon fiber—many RC and drone enthusiasts and professionals rarely or barely consider drone propellers made of wood. That is a truly unfortunate oversight. Others assume that wooden propellers were/are a relic of a less technologically-advanced time when wood was the only thing available. But, as those who fly with wooden drone propellers know—that’s not the case.
Wood propellers are actually an excellent choice and can provide superior performance for RC air vehicles in many situations. Wood is an exceptionally vibration-resistant material. As such, it makes for incredibly smooth, even, quiet, and efficient flight. Additionally, propellers flex during flight due to harmonics resulting from high-frequency oscillations. Wood, however, is exponentially more efficient at suppressing the during-flight flexion cycle. That can make them more resistant to the accumulation of invisible flaws than props made of other materials. XOAR’s precision beechwood drone props offer all of that and lend any RC air vehicle an air of vintage cool that’s hard to beat.
Titan T8120|KV100 for the Big Ones
Many, perhaps most, people who get drones don’t give the drones’ motors any more thought than how long they’ll hold a charge. The fact is, however, a stock drone motor is often not the best possible model for the drone. And, depending on what the drone is used for, particularly commercial applications, the right drone motor can make all the difference. That’s particularly true for larger drones like hexacopters and octocopters.
The biggest multicopters are generally used for aerial cinematography, although they have been used for surveying, agriculture, geological study, etc. Their use for aerial photography means that the motors keeping them aloft need to be powerful enough to carry a large drone and heavy camera, while being quiet and smooth enough to avoid compromising the film quality. For the octocopter connoisseur, consider XOAR’s Titan T8120|KV100 motor. It’s the ultimate in power, efficiency, and silent function to take any multicopter experience to the next level.
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