Anyone have luck with a 3-blade prop on a stock stiletto? If so, which one? Thanks in advance!
Anyone find a successful 3 blade prop for a stock stiletto?
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I gave a 440/3 a go for awhile... Seemed to work OK. Not particularly fast, but that was early on and I hadn't gotten the setup to where it is now, so it may be worth exploring again...Darin E. Jordan - Renton, WA
"Self-proclaimed skill-less leader in the hobby."
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Hi Darin,Originally posted by Darin Jordan View PostI gave a 440/3 a go for awhile... Seemed to work OK. Not particularly fast, but that was early on and I hadn't gotten the setup to where it is now, so it may be worth exploring again...
I really like the carbon props. Do you think this one will work well? Thanks in advance!
Click picture for details! Product ID: grp-2299.39
Graupner 3 Blade Prop 39mm
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Diameter 39mm, Pitch 1.4x42=67mm.
These Props are light, sharp and don't need to be balanced or sharpened! Looking at the transom, these props spin counter clockwise. Fit 4mm threaded shafts.
Price: $6.00 Out of Stock
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No, I really don't think they will work well... 1) They have too much blade flex to be consistent, and you need to be able to rely on the power delivery in a tunnel to keep it balanced in the turns. 2) The tend to not have enough cup in the blades, and slip too much as a result...Originally posted by Vortech C5 View PostHi Darin,
I really like the carbon props. Do you think this one will work well? Thanks in advance!
These types of props generally seem to be aimed at hydro applications, with their higher lift characteristics.
I'd start with an X440/3 or X442/3 and start tweaking on that... Or MAYBE an X537/3 if you are going to run a UL-1 setup. You'll need to bend on any of them to make them work correctly, but that's generally the case with any prop.Darin E. Jordan - Renton, WA
"Self-proclaimed skill-less leader in the hobby."
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I saw that... I don't have an extra 440/3 I can part with... (I don't get rid of many props... takes too long to prep, and they have too many uses!Originally posted by Vortech C5 View PostThanks Darin,
I sent you a PM.
Ray
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You might also give this Grim prop a try, as I think it's the same thing, and this one should come fairly RTR...
http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...od=dh-aqub9720
This would make a good foundation for tinkering as well...Darin E. Jordan - Renton, WA
"Self-proclaimed skill-less leader in the hobby."
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