NHP Main blades?

[GIR8]

Hi I see you can still buy NHP main blades from some shops but are they still in production?
I'll be needing some 690's for my T-rex 700N to FBL conversion and was wondering if these blades are still a viable option I used them for years they were affordable and decent enough performance for me.

[waveydavey]

I really liked the NHP blades on my 700n very nice balance. Have you looked at the Hobbyking RJX range, I've used them for a while and I'll never push them far enough to find a difference between £40's worth of blades and £100's worth. If you look at them against the Align range and you might struggle to find a difference

[Mike Sanders]

Have you looked at the Hobbyking RJX range, I've used them for a while and I'll never push them far enough to find a difference between £40's worth of blades and £100's worth. If you look at them against the Align range and you might struggle to find a difference

Also the Hobbyking Rotorstar blades are worth having a look at.

[waveydavey]

I found the Rotarstars bendy Mike. They didn't last long but not anywhere near the RJX's

[trillian]

I vaguely remember hearing something about a year ago that they were not sure if they would continue making blades but I haven't heard anything more. NHP has been the standard blade for the Minicopter Diabolo and Triabolo and they're still listed on Minicopter's shop page.

Anyway I'm still using them and will continue to.

[TonyM]

Ive been using these
very impressed for the price (on offer). Work well on a 700DFC, very rigid.

[Tim Procter]

Dave Whitney (CEO) of NHP blades has now retired and closed his workshop.

NHP blades are no longer in production.

[trillian]

Thanks for the heads-up on that. I suppose nothing lasts forever and so it goes. I still have a few pairs in different sizes and a spare three blade set for the Triabolo, which I'll hopefully never need. I still have a pair of the 710 adjustable cam blades!

Dave Whitney (CEO) of NHP blades has now retired and closed his workshop.

NHP blades are no longer in production.

[BobJ]

Dave Whitney (CEO) of NHP blades has now retired and closed his workshop.

NHP blades are no longer in production.

I'm sorry to read that, good memories of my time at NHP/Revolution but I wish Dave well.

Cheers Bob

[Steve]

I have a brand new set of 600mm NHP 3D Agressor blades for sale on the forum as a bundle with 3 other sets of used 600mm blades.

I had 700mm NHP Razors on a flybarless heli and they worked well.