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    Quote Originally Posted by StevenBryant View Post
    Ok your running one of Alex’s props, these are similar to the Octura X series, I’m surprised a 43x1.5 prop Is loading up your esc, do you have a spare esc you can try?

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    not that will handle this motor. I have a 150 and a 120

    edit: I am newbee really don't know that's why I am here in all honesty

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crash View Post
    not that will handle this motor. I have a 150 and a 120
    Oh bugger, my only advice would be to buy another esc and see what happens, preferably with data logging


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    Quote Originally Posted by Crash View Post
    not that will handle this motor. I have a 150 and a 120

    edit: I am newbee really don't know that's why I am here in all honesty
    No problem mate we all have to start somewhere, I’m don’t have any experience with TP motors so hopefully someone with experience will pipe up to help.


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    That's just what I did. I don't want to burn up this 180 seaking
    I ordered a swardfish 220 x with data log

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    the motor is rated at 3200 watts cont. and 6200 watts max = 8.25 HP
    its a beast

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crash View Post
    the motor is rated at 3200 watts cont. and 6200 watts max = 8.25 HP
    its a beast
    That’s 280 amps at 22.2 volts.... that’s a lot of juice.....


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    yes, and the max burst I see on any esc is 300 to 320 . again being new I don't understand the math or where I need to be to run at 65 to 70 with out getting to the limit of the equipment.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crash View Post
    yes, and the max burst I see on any esc is 300 to 320 . again being new I don't understand the math or where I need to be to run at 65 to 70 with out getting to the limit of the equipment.
    Now that takes experience and lots of money in burnt out esc’s lol. Actually that’s not true if you run data logging and check the data after each 2 way or 1 way pass, also invest in props, don’t make big changes just small increments each time, check data before moving on. Learn how to blueprint and prep the bottom of the hull. Don’t be too eager and take your time.


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    Log all the data and keep it to refer to as the data you get will help you later on.


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    Quote Originally Posted by StevenBryant View Post
    Log all the data and keep it to refer to as the data you get will help you later on.


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    Thanks Steve

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    Select current type:
    Enter power in watts:
    6200
    W
    Enter voltage in volts:
    22
    V
    Calculate Reset Swap
    Current result in amps:
    281.81818182
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    Amps to watts calculator ►

    This rite? Lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crash View Post
    Select current type:
    Enter power in watts:
    6200
    W
    Enter voltage in volts:
    22
    V
    Calculate Reset Swap
    Current result in amps:
    281.81818182
    A
    Amps to watts calculator ►

    This rite? Lol
    Yes

    Amps X voltage = watts
    Watts / voltage = amps



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    if that's the case I need a 300 amp esc?

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    just read a bunch of reviews on that Seaking 180 64% of people that buy it are unhappy

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    Look at this gorgeous prop.....never ran one with that Rake diameter is 45
    I don't know what the pitch is. I ordered it for this this set up to reach 70mph+

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    They are pretty, aren't they...

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    yes, still waiting on the ESC to arrive.
    220 Sword fish X with data log...that will tell me if I have any more room for larger prop. Dasaboata wanted to send me 2 props one larger for more top speed....lol
    I think he assumes there is room for more amp draw....

    Lil, 3 HP / 120amp set up below before the New TP power 8 HP / 220 amp set up
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    Quote Originally Posted by Crash View Post
    Look at this gorgeous prop.....never ran one with that pitch diameter is 45
    I don't know what pitch is. I ordered it for this this set up to reach 70mph+

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    I meant , " I never ran a prop with this large of a Rake."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crash View Post
    I don't know what pitch is.
    Did you actually make this statement, after you ordered a custom prop??

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    I ordered it at Dasaboata .
    Asked him to send me a prop to match my set up and get the boat up to 70mph+
    He doesn't tell you what to buy somewhere else he sells you a prop.
    Only thing I don't know now after haveing it in my hand is the rake.

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    I may of mis spoke but, I do know what pitch is.. Thanks for chiming in.

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    He writes on the side of the hub. those numbers will tell you the Diameter and the pitch.

    That prop is probably a 17 degree rake,


    A 1815 is;
    1.8 inch diameter
    and a 1.5 pitch - this means that you multiply the diameter by 1.5 to get the actual pitch of that prop.


    1.8 in. X 1.5 = 2.7 inch pitch.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crash View Post
    I may of mis spoke but, I do know what pitch is.. Thanks for chiming in.
    This prop looks like a 17 deg take 45% blade area and is probably an 18 series. Check the top of the prop and it will have numbers on the top. 1814 1815 1817 etc


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    got to run the New set up. tried every prop I have bought for this boat including 2 props from well known boat racers that came recomeneded to do 70 mph + …..all my props under 48 mm will not move this boat like I want, it will get it up on plane and run 45 to 55 mph but always that takes running it wide open 75% of time.
    so , in frustration I threw a 52mm on it to see what would happen. OMG it runs like a Beast now, temps are average(135f , run time is ok, it pulls like a maniac out of the hole and runs up to 60+
    I will do m0re testing but this is a blast, 0 to 60 mph is so fast its shocking...…….lol

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    Good to hear you have a prop that is working for you, did you have a look at the data from the esc?

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    I am still figuring the data log out.
    I have loaded it into my pc and hooked the ESC up to adjust the paremeters but, when I tried to review the data log after running boat, I could not figuire out how to view the data.

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    Data logging still not working. the pc says "TODO: has stopped working then shuts down program

    prop talk" when choosing props, a prop with a total pitch of aprox. 3.03
    what is the performance difference if you get there with a X455 or you get there with a 648...?

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    your going to take longer to get there with a 455 as opposed to the smaller 648. don,t over prop or things may get abit warm.

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