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![]() "Dave Jones" wrote in message ... I just re-proped my boat -- my range is supposed to be 4200-4600 is this under "best case" conditions? (flat water, no wind, light load, trim optimised, etc) Or "no mater what, when you're "WOT" your engine should be between 4200-4600? Thanks Davie It should be optimized for your normal loading and usage and depends a lot on the size of your boat. That RPM range indicates a likely I/O setup and I assume it's a single engine. You may find out, as I did years ago, that you will have two props ... one for normal use with 2 or 3 people aboard and a second, lower pitched prop for when the whole gang shows up for a boat ride. RCE www.eisboch.com |
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