A little bit ago the subject of propeller choice was brought up and it seemed like three types came to the top:  The Hartzell, MT, and the Aerocomposites.  Someone mention that the Aerocomposites prop has a reputation for being "slow."  I have an Aerocomposites prop on my Lycoming-powered ES and am perfectly satisfied.  It think I get equivalent performance to everyone else and I'm down probably 10 to 20 hp.  Is it better than any other?  I have no idea, but I know it's lighter than the Hartzell aluminum prop.  I just didn't want to let the "slower" comment go unanswered.  Thanks for listening, er, reading :-)

Gary Casey