You still gotta watch your amperage draw. I was thinking more like 8 s but 10 s is cool too. Theres a 75mm 124mm pitch out there and its cnc'd
Not nearly enough Kv to run 8S on that motor, it would be terribly slow. Why this fixation on CNC props? Aluminum CNC props have generally proven failures on gas boats (poor design and too soft), and gas motors have a lot less overall torque than an FE does. Like Howard says, stick with proven gas props with high pitch. No need to reinvent the wheel here.
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The props im talking about are proven gas props. But anyway no time for a drawn out debate. I heard this wont work that wont work watever. The best tell all is try it.
what up with cnc? there more right and exact the fixation is being able to acuurately design a prop for a motor. You can machine other materials besides soft aluminium.
He wants to go fast, right? Anyhow, seems this motor's out of the question for his rig, so it's a moot point. 8s on that motor, in ANY hull will not be very fast.
U read something and make it my gospel get over man. I was only trying to point him in the right direction. He should just do what you say your right man.
I dont know what you are other than a antagonist but anyway .See its not that serious for me to be rite all the time so you got it king boats. Take a load off.
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