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Tony,
I don't disagree with the response as far as the qualities of 4 blades but he was asking for the most economical cruise. I can't imagine a 4 blade being more economical than a 3. Common sense tells me there would be less drag with one less blade. Barry Hey Barry I am basically am looking to be able to plain at a slower speed than I am currently achieving. My boat doesnt like to hold a plain at under 25mph, and when it gets rough, I'd like to go slower than bouncing from one wave to another. And yes I am also looking to maximize my range. Thank you all, I appreciate your inputs... Rick |
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