Converting props on a Blade mach25?

[Rook223]

I just got a mach 25, its my first, and I'm having fun with it. My problem comes in with props... they are a proprietary self tightening system and I want to convert it to be able to accept any prop... they pegs look too small to fit a prop and a nut, so my question is, do I need to get an adapter? or can I just get different props and put a 5mm nut on it?

 

[Jackson]

they pegs look too small to fit a prop and a nut, so my question is,... or can I just get different props and put a 5mm nut on it?

Rather confusing post.

What are the measurements? Height of the prop shaft and diameter? Post a pic if you can

 

[Rook223]

this is a picture of the "proprietary" blade mach 25 props ccw and cw blades have a different shape that the nut fits inside so they self tighten.

they are hard to find and expensive, and break when you look at them with a raised eyebrow. but because the nut fits inside the prop I cant use just any propeller

here is a picture of the motor adapter

I cant seem to find an adapter that will let me use regular props. this is where I need the help =/

 

[Jackson]

How big are the props and what are these measurements. Remove the rubber o-ring.

 

[Rook223]

Blade 5x4.5 Bullnose Propeller w/ 5mm insert is the part description

and the measurement of the mount without the rubber o ring is roughly 5mm wide by 10mm tall, here is a picture of my actual prop



you can see at the base it has a slight camber

 

[Jackson]

These look like they should work, maybe even with the o-ring.
http://www.banggood.com/2-Pairs-504...CW-for-FPV-Racing-p-1044318.html?rmmds=search

Worth trying for $1.70.

Or maybe these.
http://www.banggood.com/2-Pairs-DAL...50-Falcon-250-280-p-1056216.html?rmmds=search

But you'll need to get these also.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/RJX-part-Q3...903883?hash=item25c91ce48b:g:UlIAAOSwcLxYMY2k

The advantage of the above prop nuts is that you can then try different props from various manufacturers.

 

[Rook223]

I didn't even think to look at props with the nut built in, worth a try for 2 bucks lol. thanks for the help, I live in the country so next time I head to the city I'll check in at a hobby shop too. maybe they can try some props before I buy a bunch of parts that don't fit lol