Single-engine propeller planes are a common type of small aircraft. One of their unique traits are the angled engines, and there's a good reason for that.

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The Polaris is a 74-inch diameter, three-blade ASCII carbon fiber prop for the Austro Engine E4-A. It features a lightweight Bantam aluminum hub and 2,400-hour/six-year TBO, with Hartzell’s ...

Right now, small propeller engines typically run on 100-octane aviation gas. To get the octane levels that high, lead is added to the fuel.

The pitch of the blades is the angle at which they "bite" into the air. On airplanes with a fixed-pitch propeller, engine rpm (revolutions per minute) is the primary power gauge.