1/4 inch props any sources?

[BILL OXIDEAN]

Seasons greetings gents, I would love to hear some sources for big 1/4 inch shaft props.

[Todd Fleury]

VooDoo props are awesome, but they are more for gas boats. Not sure what you are trying to do Bill. I am not sure if they will be able to spin on electrics.

[BILL OXIDEAN]

VooDoo props are awesome, but they are more for gas boats. Not sure what you are trying to do Bill. I am not sure if they will be able to spin on electrics.

Its a big 6-10s 1/8th scale..
I likely need ones on their smaller end.

Any more suggestions?

[raptor347]

The big ABC's are hard to beat if you want to do the prep work.

[BILL OXIDEAN]

The big ABC's are hard to beat if you want to do the prep work.

Oh good. I'm sure ABC has a wide assortment.
The app is for sport, so I won't have to do much more than clean up and balance them.

Thanks! any other suggestions in perhaps aluminum?

[Todd Fleury]

Bill, if you get a hold of VooDoo, they will trim down the aluminum for you for any size.

[785boats]

Bill.
Have you thought about using a 1/4" shaft with the stepdown stub to 3/16" for a greater range of props. That's what I've done with my 1/8 scale hydro. It was cheaper than buying a new set of 1/4" props to test.
http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...?prod=ose-1290

Paul.

[kevinpratt823]

I am starting to look ahead at these for my Sniper 45 build as well. How about these....?

http://www.gravesrc.com/category_s/422.htm?searching=Y&sort=7&cat=422&show=30&page=1&search=%20.250

[BILL OXIDEAN]

Bill.
Have you thought about using a 1/4" shaft with the stepdown stub to 3/16" for a greater range of props. That's what I've done with my 1/8 scale hydro. It was cheaper than buying a new set of 1/4" props to test.
http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/pro...?prod=ose-1290

Paul.

The most viable solution, but I'm afraid its not an option in this app

[BILL OXIDEAN]

I am starting to look ahead at these for my Sniper 45 build as well. How about these....?
http://www.gravesrc.com/category_s/4...search=%20.250

are they 1/4 inch?

[BILL OXIDEAN]

The big ABC's are hard to beat if you want to do the prep work.

Raptor, you probably know the most about props in model boating, so for my personal boat I'll Definitely take your advice.

[kevinpratt823]

are they 1/4 inch?

That link is after I narrowed down the prop category by searching .250
As far as I can tell, the ".250" designation refers to 1/4" shaft, as there were several others with the ".187" designation, apparently referring to 3/16".

[BILL OXIDEAN]

Nothin' like cheatin' on your homework lol!
Thanks for lettin' me peek at your desk guys : )

[photohoward1]

I have had great service from this guy: http://www.dasboata.com (chris Hoffman)

Great service and rep. JimsRC and International waters.

[egneg]

Rossi Sales in Florida.

http://www.rossisales.com/index.html