Hello from Germany! (sorry, Wolfgang)

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HelixCarbon
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Hello from Germany! (sorry, Wolfgang)

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My name is Jesse. I work for a small propeller manufacturer in Germany. We are currently working on bringing a new composite propeller design into the US market ahead of the upcoming MOSAIC rules changes and I thought it might be fun to open up a discussion and see what kind of questions / comments / concerns you might have.

So don't be shy and I will do my best to answer any questions..
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Re: Hello from Germany! (sorry, Wolfgang)

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Welcome to the Forum, Jesse. What range of aircraft do you expect to serve?
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Re: Hello from Germany! (sorry, Wolfgang)

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SheepdogRD wrote: Fri Mar 27, 2026 10:57 am Welcome to the Forum, Jesse. What range of aircraft do you expect to serve?
Hi and thanks!

For the moment, our focus (in the US, at least) will be on Rotax powered UL / SLA / experimental.. Lycoming is in the pipeline but might take a little while.. otherwise- we are active in many different spaces, including paramotor, trikes, gyros, UAV's, EVTOL and research aircraft.
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