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Old 10-12-2006 | 03:04 PM
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Ryan I'm confused.
Are you saying that if I stick my 10x4.5x4 GWS prop in the water it will load the motor less than if I run it in the air?

of course
do you know what load is ?
with your hand make, it flat and push it in the air , . . its eazy rite
now put you hand in the water now and push is , . . . its harder, thats called load !! you have to work harder to move your hand , same as a motor it has to work harder to move the prop in the water then in the air ,
that is why it is no recomeneded to rev up motor with out load becuse it make excess heat and will burn up faster

Old 10-12-2006 | 05:25 PM
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ORIGINAL: H2OCamel

Ryan I'm confused.
Are you saying that if I stick my 10x4.5x4 GWS prop in the water it will load the motor less than if I run it in the air?
I edited it to make it less confusing. Obviously everyone and their dog understands that air is much less dense as water. I believe water is about 800 times more dense than air

Ryan

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