How true is pitch on Powertech 4 blade?
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How true is pitch on Powertech 4 blade?
I run a Powertech 4 blade, so far it seems to hold the boat better
than any other prop I have tried (stock Bravo 1 , labbed Bravo 1 , Mach Sterndriver 4b )
and the best top speed ( 69.8@5200rpm) but still have way too much slip in the midrange due to a high x
so Im gonna try a 26p Hydromotive P5 , I know I will lose some rpm due to the 5 blades but wanted to know if the pitch on both props is somewhat similiar as opposed to lets say a Bravo which run on the small side.
than any other prop I have tried (stock Bravo 1 , labbed Bravo 1 , Mach Sterndriver 4b )
and the best top speed ( 69.8@5200rpm) but still have way too much slip in the midrange due to a high x
so Im gonna try a 26p Hydromotive P5 , I know I will lose some rpm due to the 5 blades but wanted to know if the pitch on both props is somewhat similiar as opposed to lets say a Bravo which run on the small side.
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I run a Powertech 4 blade, so far it seems to hold the boat better
than any other prop I have tried (stock Bravo 1 , labbed Bravo 1 , Mach Sterndriver 4b )
and the best top speed ( 69.8@5200rpm) but still have way too much slip in the midrange due to a high x
so Im gonna try a 26p Hydromotive P5 , I know I will lose some rpm due to the 5 blades but wanted to know if the pitch on both props is somewhat similiar as opposed to lets say a Bravo which run on the small side.
than any other prop I have tried (stock Bravo 1 , labbed Bravo 1 , Mach Sterndriver 4b )
and the best top speed ( 69.8@5200rpm) but still have way too much slip in the midrange due to a high x
so Im gonna try a 26p Hydromotive P5 , I know I will lose some rpm due to the 5 blades but wanted to know if the pitch on both props is somewhat similiar as opposed to lets say a Bravo which run on the small side.