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07-25-2008, 04:30 PM
#12
Higher speeds with 30" labbed Bravo One props.
I think even 32" Bravo have been used but I am not sure ?
Props are spinning out.
Gear ratio 1.65:1
Personally I run std. 28" Bravo One props so I have great acceleration but lower top speed (72-75 MPH). I am considering trying higher pitch props, but I am afraid to loose mid range efficiency. Too high slippage in the cruising mid range and the fuel economy is gone, and the cost of gas here is app. 9.5 USD/gallon so I prefer low slippage
What props are you using ?
11-01-2008, 09:14 PM
#13
The 76 MPH is with 29" labbed Bravo One props.
Higher speeds with 30" labbed Bravo One props.
I think even 32" Bravo have been used but I am not sure ?
Props are spinning out.
Gear ratio 1.65:1
Personally I run std. 28" Bravo One props so I have great acceleration but lower top speed (72-75 MPH). I am considering trying higher pitch props, but I am afraid to loose mid range efficiency. Too high slippage in the cruising mid range and the fuel economy is gone, and the cost of gas here is app. 9.5 USD/gallon so I prefer low slippage
What props are you using ?
Higher speeds with 30" labbed Bravo One props.
I think even 32" Bravo have been used but I am not sure ?
Props are spinning out.
Gear ratio 1.65:1
Personally I run std. 28" Bravo One props so I have great acceleration but lower top speed (72-75 MPH). I am considering trying higher pitch props, but I am afraid to loose mid range efficiency. Too high slippage in the cruising mid range and the fuel economy is gone, and the cost of gas here is app. 9.5 USD/gallon so I prefer low slippage
What props are you using ?
I run 25 mirage plus. 80.4 gps last run on lake michigan.
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