Where to buy props, maybe balanced as well?
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Hi, new to rc boats and need some props. Looking to get a few for my TC 31, possibly the octura m445 or the prather s225. My question is whereis the best to order (must ship to Canada)? I would possibly like a place that balences and polishes them as well. thanks
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Yannick,
just in your nick of the wood.
Mike Hallam,
http://www.hallammarinehobby.com/
send him an email, tell him what you want (sharpened, balance, polished, anything).
you can also give him a call, great guy.
I believe that a Prather 255 for the .32 is too big.
Dan.
just in your nick of the wood.
Mike Hallam,
http://www.hallammarinehobby.com/
send him an email, tell him what you want (sharpened, balance, polished, anything).
you can also give him a call, great guy.
I believe that a Prather 255 for the .32 is too big.
Dan.
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Thanks Dan, i'll be sure to check it out. Oh ya, i meant to put S225 oand not S255. thanks for looking out either way!
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Try a Prather 220 instead, really. The M-445/3 was one that we ran across from testing on a TC 31 from out of my prop box. I don't know if anyone else found a better prop for your boat or not.
Mark Sholund, http://www.props4u.com/ also ships to Canada.
Mike Hallam is also in Ontario, not too far from you. I think that he lives in London.
Mark Sholund, http://www.props4u.com/ also ships to Canada.
Mike Hallam is also in Ontario, not too far from you. I think that he lives in London.
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Thanks Ron. I've read many of your post concerning the TC 31/ So you really think the S220 is the way to go? A good, all around prop? I'm not looking to get the highest speeds, just want something descent. thanks again
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I only tried the 220 on a Shockwave 36 and it seems to work well. It not only helped with speed on that boat but also helped with the chine-walking problem that SW 36 is known for.
You might have to do a little strut height adjustment to see the best speeds out of the props.
I don't know if you've seen the massive thread in here on the TC 31 or not but there's a lot of info on free to cheap mods for the boat.
You might have to do a little strut height adjustment to see the best speeds out of the props.
I don't know if you've seen the massive thread in here on the TC 31 or not but there's a lot of info on free to cheap mods for the boat.