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Josh Assing wrote:

How do I find this information?


From the engine manufacturer... AND/OR, if you give us all information
about your boat & engine, there are people in the NG who can pull their
attention away from politics & back to boating long enough to impart
some good advice, even some expert knowledge...!

Rob




On Thu, 26 Aug 2004 16:58:34 -0400, "IBNFSHN" wrote:


To properly prop your boat you need to know what the WOT (wide open
throttle) range is for your motor. Then you need to know what RPM you now
turn (with a normal load) at WOT. It is usually just a matter of adjusting
the pitch up or down.




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