Prop Challenge - 3 Different Props - On Water Test

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  • Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
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Комментарии • 15

  • @t_nhofs4153
    @t_nhofs4153 3 месяца назад +2

    Great video, thanks for all the work and details you put into this for the rest of us!

  • @michaelphinney9294
    @michaelphinney9294 4 месяца назад +2

    Great report…Thank You.

    • @tommysgreatoutdoors
      @tommysgreatoutdoors  4 месяца назад

      I have another prop challenge lined up in another month or so. Stay tuned!

  • @satinsteel62
    @satinsteel62 29 дней назад +1

    Thanks for the comparo. Very interesting, but to be fair 21 pitch and 19 pitch props are different animals. If your original prop was 21 pitch and the same diameter, then the comparison would be apples to apples. I have decided to stick with my aluminum propeller after seeing your video since it is half the cost, and better performance on the 21 pitch comparison which honestly surprised me! Thanks again.

    • @tommysgreatoutdoors
      @tommysgreatoutdoors  29 дней назад

      Glad it helped. The whole purpose was to look at three popular but different props and compare them. I do have another video coming up where I will compare the exact same prop, but in a different pitch (19 v 21).

  • @slawekkk100
    @slawekkk100 10 месяцев назад +2

    Perfect!

  • @gatgolf
    @gatgolf Год назад +2

    Thanks for the comparison. Have you ever tried or considered a 4 blade? What were your improvement objectives for your prop change? When you did the testing, what was your trimming procedure? Thanks.

    • @tommysgreatoutdoors
      @tommysgreatoutdoors  Год назад

      I ran a merc spitfire 4 blade on a merc 90 4 stroke and loved it. For this 150, I’m looking for top end. Probably not going to get that from a 4 blade.
      Since I wasn’t timing it, just trying to figure out top speed, I basically trimmed it almost all the way up to get the best on plane speed. Hope this helps.

    • @gatgolf
      @gatgolf 9 месяцев назад +1

      Did you notice a difference in the amount you were able to trim up between the props?@@tommysgreatoutdoors

    • @tommysgreatoutdoors
      @tommysgreatoutdoors  9 месяцев назад

      Yes. They all trim up WOT the same, but the four blade I had on my last engine cornered a lot better trimmed up. The tempest also cornered a little better than the other two in this video.

  • @TheSaneRider
    @TheSaneRider 2 месяца назад +1

    Got a similar size boat. Mercury 150hp 4 stroke
    Running a 19p 4 blade aluminum prop. Great hole shot but only hits about 40 gps at 5300rpms WOT
    Thinking about upgrading to a 19p tempest stainless for higher speed and keeping the 4 blade for water sports
    Got any thoughts?

    • @tommysgreatoutdoors
      @tommysgreatoutdoors  2 месяца назад

      I had a 4 blade on a merc 90 and loved it. Not the fastest prop but it handled great.
      The tempest stainless is made for the 150. I am getting close to 50 at 6100 RPMs with the 19P. Have a 21P I am testing now and will have a video on that in a month or two.

  • @yranidiot
    @yranidiot Год назад +2

    Of course a lower pitch prop is going to preform better ….. why did you stay consistent with all using a 19pitch prop for a 3??

    • @tommysgreatoutdoors
      @tommysgreatoutdoors  Год назад +1

      I started with the 19P Tempest that came with the boat. Performs very well, but wanted 1-2 more MPH and lower the RPMs a little as I am hitting the governor. Therefore going to a 21P was the next step for me. I was trying a few other props while I was at it to see if I could get what I was looking for. In both cases I ended up loosing a few MPH. It looks like the next step now is to take the plunge and get a 21P Tempest for $700-$800.