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10-23-2006, 06:00 PM
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| Do more props help ? Now here a question that now body can answer so I though to being it the experts A double pontoon craft, pontoons to 27 inch wide for a 30 feet boat. A single (electricity) drive would people it (x) MPH [say 5 MPH] A double (electricity) drive would people it (x) MPH A tipple (electricity) drive would people it (x) MPH A quadruple (electricity) drive would people it (x) MPH All drive is the same. I am not look for a speed as a factor. I am looking in for the power in more props in the water rather increase the HP of the engine.  |
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10-27-2006, 09:17 PM
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| knowing electric motors you would have to have a smaller pitch on the props than with one if you do not increase the hp this true for model boats and full size i believe unless you are talking about adding more motors and props then NEVERMIND lol |
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