Prop recomendations for 92" HPR/RADTEK hull

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  • jj2003
    HIGH VOLTAGE ADDICT!
    • May 2011
    • 1501
    #1

    Prop recomendations for 92" HPR/RADTEK hull

    Looking for a few recommendations for props from anyone who may have some experience with these big hull's.

    Hull is 92" HPR/RADTEK hull, powered by twin Lehner 3080's and MGM 40063-3 ESC's. Battery power will be 14s2p. Hull is Carbon Fiber/Carbon Fiber reinforced and will weigh approximately 65lbs, give or take a lb or two. Looking at starting with Octura x460's and progressing to x465's and maybe bigger. I'm thinking the x460's might be to small to start with but just to be safe maybe I should get a pair. Maybe Dasboata might chime in!?

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    • iridebikes247
      Fast Electric Addict!
      • Dec 2011
      • 1449
      #2
      Ever talk to Manuel ? He has a lot of experience with the 3080s in the Hpr hull he has some videos of some high speed runs but not sure what he would consider a good prop to start with.
      Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSr...6EH3l3zT6mWHsw

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        • Meniscus
          Refuse the box exists!
          • Jul 2008
          • 3225
          #3
          This really depends on the wind you chose for the motors. With that information, I'm sure there are several who can make some good recommendations. Also, if you look at many of the videos from around the world, most of the guys identify what props they are using. Just be sure to make certain there is no tongue on the props.

          Also, you can contact Martin at MGM. He can put you in touch with some of the guys over there who have a lot of experience with both the electronics and these hulls.

          This looks like a top quality build that most can only dream of. You've certainly chosen some reliable equipment to have some real fun. Conduct as much due diligence as you can on these setups as crashes with this much weight may make for a disappointing day...and don't forget floatation!!! Have fun!
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            • dasboata
              Fast Electric Addict!
              • Dec 2010
              • 3152
              #4
              I did some props for a set up like that , they were 65MM prop shops when your ready we can go from here thanks Chris

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                • DCMW
                  Member
                  • Jun 2015
                  • 87
                  #5
                  I'm running 6518s on my 72" CRC Mystic so that might be a good place to start?

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