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Last July, DUC Propellers made a statement when factory test pilot Olivier Ronveaux flew transatlantic from France to Oshkosh behind a DUC Tiger 2 propeller. Using an aggressive scimitar shape, the Tiger 2 could handle the power generated by a Rotax 915 or 916.
Kit builders who were interested in DUC quality and performance started inquiring about using the Duc Tiger 2 on lower powered aircraft (for example Rotax 912). Duc has responded at AirVenture this year by introducing the Tiger 3, specially designed to handle the power range from a Rotax 912 through 916. The new Tiger 3 has a relaxed scimitar shape and a different profile from the Tiger 2. However, the new prop uses the same materials and basic construction of the other propellers in the Duc line. For more information, go to duc-propellers-usa.com