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T-Motor NS28*9.2

The T-Motor NS28*9.2 is a carbon-fiber UAV propeller supplied as a two-blade pair. Its carbon-fiber-and-resin construction combines a 28-inch diameter with a 9.2-inch pitch. Usual operation spans 5~9.5kg of thrust at 2900~3940RPM, with a recommended maximum of 19kg at 5490RPM.

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Material
Carbon fiber + resin

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Product overview

The T-Motor NS28*9.2 carbon-fiber UAV propeller is supplied as a pair of two blades. Built from carbon fiber and resin, it has a 28-inch (711.8mm) diameter and a 9.2-inch (233.68mm) pitch, with a reference weight of 59g per blade. Its usual thrust range is 5~9.5kg at 2900~3940RPM, and its recommended maximum operating point is 19kg at 5490RPM. The operating ambient temperature range is -40℃~65℃. The package measures 796*111*84mm and weighs 747.8g.

Rotation direction is identified by the propeller marking: L rotates clockwise and R rotates counterclockwise when viewed from above. Mounting screws require medium-strength or stronger anaerobic threadlocker when the propeller is installed on a motor. Before takeoff, the mounting screws must be tight and the blades free of damage; cracked blades require replacement. Use must remain within the recommended maximum thrust range, as exceeding the thrust limit will damage the blades. Do not test blade strength by bending the blades by hand.

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Specifications

T-Motor NS28*9.2 specifications
SpecificationValue & conditions
Model28*9.2
Product typeCarbon-fiber propeller
Blade weight59gReference weight per blade.
Package weight747.8g
Diameter28 inches (711.8mm)
Package dimensions796*111*84mm
Pitch9.2 inches (233.68mm)
MaterialCarbon fiber + resin
Usual thrust / speed5~9.5kg / 2900~3940RPMUsual operating thrust and rotational-speed ranges.
Recommended maximum thrust / speed19kg / 5490RPMRecommended maximum operating point.
Operating temperature-40℃~65℃Operating ambient temperature.
Supplied quantity2 blades per pair
L rotation directionClockwiseViewed from above; propeller model marked L.
R rotation directionCounterclockwiseViewed from above; propeller model marked R.
Mounting screw treatmentApply medium-strength or stronger anaerobic threadlocker to the mounting screws.When mounting the propeller on a motor.
Thrust limitationExceeding the thrust limit will damage the blades.Operation above the thrust limit.

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