600mm Fiber Glass Main Blades

 DarrenH 473 points

I have a set on a Trex600 and they will do mild 3D with average head speed.

 l0n3i200n 118 points

For hard 3d, i wouldn't recommend it. However, it will last. I have had a few sets now. Most sets are nicely sparyed, but had a few with some paint bubbles and uneven edges.

 Alex777 10 points

Good blades for soft 3D, not for hard 3D.

 gege63 7 points

Très bonnes pales,très bien fini, belle finition.A acheter sans modération.

 Ettore 6 points

Never leaves no washer You can buy separately

 jmcintosh 16 points

These blades do not come with the washers but they can be purchased seperatly. A bag of plastic washers also came with the carbon blades so perhaps if you upgrade you will have the washers as well. You will only need one package.

 ANTONIO 22 points

buen producto a un precio de risa,actas para 3d

 Hella-Kopterz 130 points

used these for a while on my 600gt and they fit a bit snug. ill have to measure and see if 11 or 12 mm.

 Ralph 9 points

These Blades are an Awsome Deal !!!

 calogero 3 points

le uso sul mio trex600 e per il volato sono perfette non so per il 3d

 daniel22101982 46 points

4mm and not copper but stell

 topgearuk 10 points

Mine have 4mm holes and have brass inserts

 maderdog_1024 21 points

4mm but mine looked like brass.

 Napstr 706 points

Carbonfibre is stiffer so it tracks truer even through the toughest tricks and therefore gives more precise control - the fibreglass isn't quite as stiff so will flex more in violent tricks so control isn't as precise.

 JAYHUC 39 points

Draws a few more amps. Will flex alittle more to.

 dwvabeach 66 points

Fiberglass blades are typically a little heavier than Carbon blades. They are also a little less expensive. Unless you are flying 3D you would probably be hard pressed to notice the difference between a set of well balanced Carbon or Fiberglass blades.

 ottoklus 36 points

the biggest difference is that carbon can take more beating in hard 3d flight and generaly carbon blades are less weight fiberglass blades are fine for sportsflight and light 3d

 Patrick 2 points

weight, and overall rigidity of the blade, cf is lighter and stronger resists flexing during 3d mans, once you go cf, you dont want to go back

 Hella-Kopterz 130 points

GF blades usually have alittle more flex (and weight) to them. Ive flown both on my 600 w Vbar and I prefer the way the GF feels for scale style flying, they may be a bit mushy for hard 3D tho. I havent actually flown 3d with them, but i have about 35-40 flights on them w a 700 size Bell Jet Ranger fuse and they WILL flex quite a bit(not good for 3d).

 sonnyhad 16 points

For beginners, you will probably not notice the performance issues. But you will notice they break easier! They are not as stiff as carbon fiber used for 3d.

 maderdog_1024 21 points

I use these all the time for my .50 size helis fine for learning, throwing about and general 3d. never had any issues and I have easily used 10 sets. They only break when i crash the heli!!

 sanya 6 points

It's Good Item

 lewis 1 points

Hello
yes the tri blade rotor for a trex 600 should fit straight in most parts are compatible with this kit. I am running with a trex 600 head

hope this helps

 o1hoegetter 1617 points

where did you get the tri blade head for the 600 class i cant seem to find one

 lewis 1 points

Hello
my tri blade came from ****rc-expert****

 Patrick 2 points

sure order 3 sets, there cheap, great quality

 maderdog_1024 21 points

Better with 550mm blades IMO

 Sangwook Han 9 points

chord width is 57mm .
I don't recommed thease blades. Tracking never matchs for my one.

 Massimo 10 points

Thank you so much!

 Patrick 2 points

about the width of your d......

 maderdog_1024 21 points

Ive used these and have had no problems at all.

 Patrick 2 points

chord width, nobody knows what you are asking, this isnt a bundle of wood bud, ya know a chord of wood.... haha

 maderdog_1024 21 points

These are a copy of the align 600mm blades, chord of a blade is its width dude.

 alexanderone 54 points

Yes,you can!

 maderdog_1024 21 points

you can use in either rotation but the black stripe is only on regular rotation so would be on the underside in your application.

 alexanderone 54 points

Stop asking, start buying! xD

 Patrick 2 points

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 guildy93 138 points

yes, it is.

.60 size = 660mm?

 pittsflyer111b 10 points

Most 600 series helis are roughly .50 to .60 size and therefore 600mm blades

 tecman 48 points

What is the chord width of this 600 blade?