Carbon props

[Hap Mulvany]

Who handles graupner products I am looking for a couple Carbon props for a stock gas engine

 

[Ron Olson]

Here you go Hap: http://www.hobby-lobby.com/grboatprop.htm

 

[boaterbill]

Hey Ron,

Where you find the link? In my post to Hap in rc? :huh:

 

[Ron Olson]

No, I knew that Hobby Lobby carried Graupner stuff, went to their site and found the props. I didn't know that they made carbon fiber props that large until I looked.

I just went over to that "Other" site and saw your posting. Weird!

 

[Saugling]

I think Graupner makes a couple more carbon porps! B)

Have a look:

http://www.gundert.de/katalog/28.jpg

Great props and diameters up to 70mm :wub:

regards

Robert

 

[boaterbill]

Hi Ron,

I just poped graupners' name into Google search and gave me a bunch of links. I came over to tell Hap and saw your post :huh: I didn't know hobby lobby carried boat props either.

I just bought their pitch gague, didn't look for props when I was in their site.

 

[Ron Olson]

No idea. I've heard of some guys running some of the 40 and 42 mm props on smaller boats. There must be something to them if Hap is trying to locate some.

 

[apache5056]

Working with props as I have, carbon fiber would have it's pluses and mininus for sure.

No real way to change pitch other than the pitch ratio. That and the flex and spinning weight would be reduced.

If you hit something, even something small.....bye, bye babie.... <_<

 

[Guest]

yes but no need for sharprning, balancing and worrying about big $$$$

MHZusa 's got them all for under $10....