I have a 90" wooden propeller, ser.G2446, with other markings SS-SS150.E., it has 8 screw holes in the middle and is 6.5 inches thick in the middle. Can you tell me where I can find out more about the S&S Aircraft Limited, Winnepeg. I would like to know when this propeller was built, for what and how long this company was in business. Thank you
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Welcome to the forum, as an owner of an S&S prop, I would be interested in seeing some detailed photos of your prop. Just a tip for you, when you take them outside in good daylight conditions, it does a better job than with indoor flash photography. The modern digital cameras today are easier to get higher detailed shots than with the older technology.
Thanks for posting.
Dennis Hicklin
Seattle Washington
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There were a lot of variations of the basic Avron Anson, including I believe, the American Version including the "Bamboo Bomber" and its variants.
The reason there are so many surplus propellers around is that they were produced in huge numbers and quickly became obsolete with the introduction of metal variable pitch propellers for that engine, which were far more efficienct and durable.Dave
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Originally posted by Pat View PostI have a 90" wooden propeller, ser.G2446, with other markings SS-SS150.E., it has 8 screw holes in the middle and is 6.5 inches thick in the middle. Can you tell me where I can find out more about the S&S Aircraft Limited, Winnepeg. I would like to know when this propeller was built, for what and how long this company was in business. Thank you
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See this post re our current project to (finally) piece together the Short family legacy in the world of wooden propeller design and manufacture.
https://www.woodenpropeller.com/foru...ipeg-mb-canada
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