Props for HPR233 twin 3080's

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  • Tommy Gun
    Member
    • Jun 2010
    • 96
    #1

    Props for HPR233 twin 3080's

    I just purchased catboi's hpr 233 cat with twin lehner 9wind motors and will have twin schulze 160 esc's running on 12s 10,000mah each motor I'm fairly new to the boating scene... Especially building them bc iv just bought pre-built ones in the past, but anyways I'm super excited to ge the boat and finish it, but I don't have a clue what kind of props to run on that boat and or where to buy them? And what a good range of props to have on hand?
    Just wanting some info..
    Thank agn guys, I wouldn't have even found his boat for sale if it wasn't for a few people helping me out, and man I have learned alot just by asking questions about batteries, esc's, motors.... The list goes on!
    So thanks agn!!
    Blake
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    • Dangerous_Toys
      Hiding from the Ole Lady!
      • Apr 2010
      • 2250
      #2
      It is wonderful having all these great people out here to share their knowledge with us. I too am thankful for all the help everyone out there has givin me! You guys ROCK!
      ? WHAT RULES?

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        • Tommy Gun
          Member
          • Jun 2010
          • 96
          #3
          Need some help guys I just bought the boat and will be buying esc's to finish it soon.. I'm going to be needing some props!

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            • tth
              Fast Electric Addict!
              • Apr 2008
              • 1510
              #4
              It would be wise to keep in contact with Sandy (Catboi) for reference. Also contactGerwin Brommer or Graill.

              Hanspeter is the man who made the hull. He is also a member on this forum.
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                • Gerwin Brommer
                  Senior Member
                  • Dec 2008
                  • 918
                  #5
                  Octuras X460 to X465 or something inbetween...........

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                    • Tommy Gun
                      Member
                      • Jun 2010
                      • 96
                      #6
                      Thanks!! I will also contact sandy about this aswell

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                        • Tommy Gun
                          Member
                          • Jun 2010
                          • 96
                          #7
                          Sandy didn't recomend anything he said to talk to you guys And or try to contact HPR and see what they recomend..
                          I'm not sure what I'm going to do for esc's rte now it's narrowed dwn to the schulze 160 or 300 big price difference there? But i was told this coul be an 80mph+ boat easily (from sandy) but that's with the right batteries, and prop...
                          That's why I'm concerned about the right prop or just prop range to start with...
                          I'm not to worrie about how much they are but I'd like to keep it under $100 per prop that's what sandy said I may get into if I go to worked 4 or 5 blade prop?

                          Any more sugestions would be great all though I'm sure I'll be picking up a few of those X465's
                          thanks
                          Blake

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                            • m4a1usr
                              Fast Electric Addict
                              • Nov 2009
                              • 2038
                              #8
                              ABC has some props that will work fine with that hull. The cleavers will do fine in your hull. If it was my hull I would start with the 2318-10-50 in left and right wheels, then move up to the 2616-10-50 series. If you are not opposed to experimenting maybe start with the 2118-10-50 props to begin with. A 53mm prop is most likely too small to begin with but because of their size they are easy to sell after you played with them. That size could work with lots of the mid size hulls folks like to build. And twin motor builds seem to have a following.

                              John
                              Change is the one Constant

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                                • Tommy Gun
                                  Member
                                  • Jun 2010
                                  • 96
                                  #9
                                  Thanks for the advice i'm looking at those now can't wait to get things rolling on this beast of a boat!!!

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