I Need Help

[diego17a]

:confused: I need help balancing and sharpening my props :confused:

[BoatDoc]

it's not that difficult, just takes a bit of patience and attention to detail. here is a good article written by Andy Kunkz:

http://www.geocities.com/jwohlt5362/Propguide1.html

everyone has their own way to do it. take in what you hear and come up with what works for you. Andy's article is a great place to start.

[diego17a]

Thank you :)

[diego17a]

I'm looking for rc Boats clubs in south florida (miami).

[BoatDoc]

florida is THE place to run r/c boats. CMDi is there, rumrunner...the list goes on for days. what are you runnin? i may be able to hook you up with some folks, or at least point you in the right direction. and i must make a correction to my last post...i threw an extra "k" into andy's name. it's andy kunz. my keyboard and i don't always get along that well.

[diego17a]

I have thundercat by proboat so far so good I got the boat only runing at 31 mph with a new prop panther 225.

[Ron Olson]

RCBM did an excellent atricle on sharpening and balancing props a few issues ago by Rick Eyrich and is by the way, another Floridian.
www.funrcboats.com has an online article also on doing props.

[diego17a]

Thanks, any chance the you may know how to find out the actual rpm from the engine, I need to increase the rpm of my engine. http://www.props4u.com/prop_chart.htm, http://www.horizonhobby.com/Products/Default.aspx?ProdID=DYN6450

[Ron Olson]

Contact Mark Sholund at Props 4 U as he can recommend a prop or two for your boat.

[diego17a]

Thanks for the info.