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What prop would work best on the 1515 1.5y on 5s....
The V/937 OR 35..
Will these be better to run on 5s than the x442-445 on a hydro??
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J Solinger
06-05-2009, 02:17 AM
The V series props have so much lift I couldn't make them work. They would cause my hulls to hop like crazy. Your better bet would be to go with a little cupping on a 440 or 442
Ub Hauled
06-05-2009, 03:08 AM
I have had good results with the 937 and the 935 on riggers... keep in mind they need different shaft sizes, the 935 is 1/8 shaft and the 937 3/16.
They do have a good amount of lift and are not meant to be used for long periods of time, they will draw a good amount of amps and generate a lot of heat.
For longer runs they will not be better for a hydro then the other mentioned props, you'd be better off using a 445 and maybe a 642. Also like Joe said working the prop a bit you may get a good result of a smaller 440 or 442.
If you must go with a V series just for short "wow" runs, I think the 937 would work, but start with a 935 to get a feeling for it w/o burning stuff up.
detox
06-05-2009, 03:17 AM
Using 5s with a NUE 1515 1.5Y your combo will spin an unloaded rpm of 28,500. I would try the simple M445 prop by Octura in your Phil Thomas SS 21.
My combo using 4s with a NUE 1515 1y will spin an unloaded rpm of 32,560 rpm. I am using the smaller Grimracer L38 x 55 in my UL-1. Speeds are approaching 60mph with that setup. I think my UL will haul the mail faster using the Grimracer L40 x x57/3 prop.
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Ub Hauled
06-05-2009, 03:26 AM
M series are great props... just sharpen/balance and play.
Diegoboy
06-05-2009, 07:01 AM
I had a V935/3 cut to a V932/3, It made my renegade rigger into a renegade rocket!
Meniscus
06-05-2009, 10:06 AM
I tried the V935/3, not cut down as Diego did and I tried to burn stuff up. You know I'm going to try again though, with a little different setup!
I have had good results with the 937 and the 935 on riggers... keep in mind they need different shaft sizes, the 935 is 1/8 shaft and the 937 3/16.
They do have a good amount of lift and are not meant to be used for long periods of time, they will draw a good amount of amps and generate a lot of heat.
For longer runs they will not be better for a hydro then the other mentioned props, you'd be better off using a 445 and maybe a 642. Also like Joe said working the prop a bit you may get a good result of a smaller 440 or 442.
If you must go with a V series just for short "wow" runs, I think the 937 would work, but start with a 935 to get a feeling for it w/o burning stuff up.
Thanks for all the help on these props guys, Iv learned alot in this thread already.
Greatly Appreciated!!
Well the Idea was to get the fastest 3-blade prop for my Neu setup, I think it would be great to swap up props real quick and do a couple of short, on and off fast runs on the v/937.
I was planning on running the X442 the first time I run this setup, then move up a few and see what prop really hauls on 5s without alot of heat or damage.
I was watching Youtube, and I looked up this prop, there are very few video's
of this prop in action, could be a reason tho.
There was a video with a Votex hydro running the V935, Feigao 540l 2235 and it hauls the mail as Diegoboy says.
Of course this is a whole diffrent setup that Im using. Watch the vid, Im sure some have already seen it..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8VKXymvTcrY
Ub Hauled
06-05-2009, 02:48 PM
I have detongued my 935 a bit... have not had the chance to try it yet, but it should work just fine.
HOTWATER
06-05-2009, 04:59 PM
I had a V935/3 cut to a V932/3, It made my renegade rigger into a renegade rocket!
Danny, did egneg cut that prop for you? I gots to get me one of them thar blades made!
-Kent
Diegoboy
06-05-2009, 06:51 PM
Egneg does ALL my props. Yes he did! :biggrin:
Ub Hauled
06-05-2009, 07:04 PM
Danny, chk out the SX4000 thread...
Diegoboy
06-05-2009, 07:36 PM
Nothing new, What's up?
HOTWATER
06-05-2009, 09:26 PM
Egneg does ALL my props. Yes he did! :biggrin:
Thank you Danny! Hope all is well (without the well beloved Graupner SX 4000)...Taylor will surely hook that thing up!!!....BUT...We want Video!!!!!
egneg...I HAVE A SMALL JOB FOR YOU!!!
-Kent
egneg
06-17-2009, 06:35 PM
Thank you Danny! Hope all is well (without the well beloved Graupner SX 4000)...Taylor will surely hook that thing up!!!....BUT...We want Video!!!!!
egneg...I HAVE A SMALL JOB FOR YOU!!!
-Kent
I just ran across this thread and Hotwater I would be more than glad to do a prop for you.
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