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Josh Assing wrote:
4 blade props are overkill unless you have a hull design that can benefit from the extra surface area to correct a bow-heavy porpoising situation. The most efficient props are 1-bladed, but they are tough to balance. Three blades seems to be a good compromise for mid power & speeds. I thought 4 blade helped lift the stern. It might, but any prop, 2, 3 or 4 blade, with more blade surface area, will keep a porpoising condition at bay with higher trim or jack plate settings. Rob |
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