Prop pitch combined for X and Y

[ReddyWatts]

Pitch is how many inches the prop will travel through the water in one revolution.

Thought it was interesting to see the X and Y props combined using pitch order.

Ever wonder which prop is the next pitch up or down from what you are using?



PROP------ Pitch/inches---Shaft Size
X427----- 1.498------------- 0.125
X430----- 1.652
X431----- 1.708
X432----- 1.764
Y531----- 1.877
X435----- 1.932
X632----- 2.016
Y534----- 2.059
Y535----- 2.125


X437/3 ---2.072-------------0.187
X438 -----2.100
X440 -----2.198
X440/3 ---2.198
Y536 -----2.200
Y537/3 ---2.279
X442 -----2.310
X637 -----2.368
X445 -----2.478
X640 -----2.512
X447 -----2.590
X447/3 ---2.590
X642 -----2.640
X448 -----2.660
X450 -----2.758
X450/3 ---2.758
X645 -----2.832
Y547 -----2.849
X548 -----2.850
X452 -----2.870
X452/3 ---2.870
X646 -----2.896
X646/3 ---2.896
X455 -----3.038
X455/3 ---3.038
X648 -----3.040
X457 -----3.136
X457/3 ---3.136
X460 -----3.304
Y557 -----3.449
X560 -----3.540

[lonewolf]

I have never put props in that order but i like the thinking thanks for the post I will be printing this chart..............Dave

[ghostofpf1]

Thanks for that...very useful..
Ghost

[Simon.O.]

Nice list there, where are the real props ??
27 to 34mm
Don't worry I have a little list of my own for these little speed gems from octura and Kyosho.
I have at last sorted out my own paper based formula for choosing props.
It is a little time intensive but I like maths so it is fun. I factor in V loss due to using Ni cells and eff loss (brushed cans) then prop slip, to come out with a number that can be used to compare props.
Naturally after that it is off to the pond to test that theory.

[ReddyWatts]

Simon, I added the 27 to 35mm props.

This can be a little misleading since prop size, slippage, weight, hull and "pitch" determine the loading on a motor.