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  • Rob DeAngelis
    Senior Member
    • Dec 2011
    • 269

    #1

    correct Prop choice...

    I just got the MC and want to know what you guys are running prop wise. I have a UL1 and am running a GR 40x57... Is this a good choice for the motley???
    Lakeside entertainer
  • Make-a-Wake
    FE Rules!
    • Nov 2009
    • 5557

    #2
    x642..............m445...........
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    • Diesel6401
      Memento Vivere
      • Oct 2009
      • 4204

      #3
      Originally posted by robde ul1
      I just got the MC and want to know what you guys are running prop wise. I have a UL1 and am running a GR 40x57... Is this a good choice for the motley???
      That prop won't work on the MC that's a lifter prop designed for Hydro's and riggers. I'm a huge fan of the Grim 42x55. One of my favorite props.
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      • Rob DeAngelis
        Senior Member
        • Dec 2011
        • 269

        #4
        Thanks... GR 42x55 is on order...
        Lakeside entertainer

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        • Diesel6401
          Memento Vivere
          • Oct 2009
          • 4204

          #5
          Originally posted by robde ul1
          Thanks... GR 42x55 is on order...
          Make sure you sharpen and balance it.
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          • Grimracer
            Senior Member
            • Nov 2008
            • 662

            #6
            Just for the fun of it try the L45-68.. yea I know its a lifter but.............

            Grimracer

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            • Doby
              KANADA RULES!
              • Apr 2007
              • 7280

              #7
              I tried that prop....took some strut adjusting, but did eventually work out nicely.
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              • Diesel6401
                Memento Vivere
                • Oct 2009
                • 4204

                #8
                Originally posted by Grimracer
                Just for the fun of it try the L45-68.. yea I know its a lifter but.............

                Grimracer
                Originally posted by Doby
                I tried that prop....took some strut adjusting, but did eventually work out nicely.
                very VERY interesting. Did you like the results better then other props you've tried Doby?
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                • Doby
                  KANADA RULES!
                  • Apr 2007
                  • 7280

                  #9
                  Yup, lifters and cats can sometimes play well together. Grim mentioned that to me last year. It took a while to hookup from a dead stop, but was nice and smooth (and really quiet) when at fuul speed.

                  My favorite prop will is something that is very aggressive (non lifter)....gets me a consistent 47 Mph in stock form and can complete a 4 minute LSO heat with 20% left out of 5800 LiPos. Motor and controller temps do get in the higher ranges on summer days though, so I know I'm pushing things. The stock controller and motor have held up well after one season of racing with this setup, but I'm not going to publish the prop as I don't want to have someone else take the chance and fry things. It requires the strut to be VERY high.

                  A good "el cheapo" prop that works well is a simple K48.
                  Last edited by Doby; 01-10-2012, 05:37 PM.
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                  • Diesel6401
                    Memento Vivere
                    • Oct 2009
                    • 4204

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Doby
                    Yup, lifters and cats can sometimes play well together. Grim mentioned that to me last year. It took a while to hookup from a dead stop, but was nice and smooth (and really quiet) when at fuul speed.

                    My favorite prop will is something that is very aggressive (non lifter)....gets me a consistent 47 Mph in stock form and can complete a 4 minute LSO heat with 20% left out of 5800 LiPos. Motor and controller temps do get in the higher ranges on summer days though, so I know I'm pushing things. The stock controller and motor have held up well after one season of racing with this setup, but I'm not going to publish the prop as I don't want to have someone else take the chance and fry things. It requires the strut to be VERY high.

                    A good "el cheapo" prop that works well is a simple K48.
                    I understand that... I dig the K40-48 props, even ran the c/r 40s and liked them. They do there job that's for sure!
                    - Diesel's Youtube
                    - Diesel's Fleet
                    "It is easier to be wise for others than for ourselves"

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