Pursuit Mono x445/Octura Prop ; de-tongue? or keep em' ?

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  • hsp-sandiego
    Member
    • Dec 2012
    • 32

    #1

    Pursuit Mono x445/Octura Prop ; de-tongue? or keep em' ?

    I have a x445 on my new Pursuit 32" mono running 4s2p 60c 2150kV/T180 setup. the boat is running flawless; a carbon re-inforced hull i purchased here on the classifieds that ran a weekend at FE Nats then went up for sale. All i did is sharpen and balance and polish up a bit. When i had a hydro and a rigger i had de-tongued and the little rigger had a back-cut de-tongued prop.

    I have heard that a mono like the tongues. True? I am just sport-boating here in San Diego, Ca. and this is my first FE mono. Got the bug on r/c boats again to where i am running two-sets of packs in the morning on the way to work.

    thanks for any insight, Harry
  • tlandauer
    Fast Electric Addict!
    • Apr 2011
    • 5666

    #2
    Harry,
    I run mine with either a M445 or M545, the M series is de-t'ed and the boat runs great. The x series gives more ''bite" out the hole but the m series unloads the motor and is supposed to have an edge on the top end of speed.
    Too many boats, not enough time...

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    • Make-a-Wake
      FE Rules!
      • Nov 2009
      • 5557

      #3
      The stock prop for the Pursuit is a severely detongued 4 series, i believe its 42mm(?), my friend and I ran while I had an x442 and he the stock prop with same motors and he seemed to have an advantage in the straights and he would beat me in a 5 lap race around our course 2 out of 3 times or so. The turns were not an issue for him either as he already had straightaway momentum and it didnt lose bite.
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