Re: Choosing a prop
Thats all part of it. The correct propeller is a marriage of the hull design, motor and set up. Set up includes ablance in the boat and motor height (X dimension).<br /><br />First you have to define how you are going to be using the rig (skiing, fishing, cruising) and your average load. We then use a target prop to determine a baseline and fine tune it from there.<br /><br />It sounds like a lot but it's actually not that hard. Make sure to install a tach and a water pressure gauge. The speed can be tracked thru a GPS or whatever means you will use consistantly.<br /><br />Good luck!
