Can anybody tell me what the best prop for the ul-1 is. and where it can be found sharpend and balanced? I bought a grim racer L40 x 57 does that come balanced? just need a little help. Thank you

The grim racer props need sharpened and balanced. They are drum tumbled so they are a little better than the octuras but they still need worked.

Thank you for reading, i was justtold grim props are balanced, Im so confused lol

â–*Ultra-clean casting and true center-bore hubs mean that each prop is near its balance point — right out of the package.
â–*Can be fine-tuned with less effort than stainless steel, while holding shape better for balancing, sharpening, and changing pitch.

The auqacraft site does not claim that they are balanced. It states the above. If they were balanced it would say so. And they would likely not have a link for balancing and sharpening instructions.

I'd waiger that what you heard was some people who took them out of the box and ran them and were happy with them.


http://www.aquacraftmodels.com/acces...ropellers.html

Thank you...thats what i was needing to know.</p>

You can run the CF props w/o balancing. For all out performance and durability you want Cu/Be/Ti or Stainless though.

The 38x63 is a great prop from what I hear

-SRT- is that a grim prop or octura or ? I am used to running big gas and imjust getting into fastelectric. I have a villian ex but i wanna get the most speed i can from ul-1stock for now, except the prop. Thank you..</p>

-SV27- Thank you. Im drawing a blank...CF?

Grim
http://www3.towerhobbies.com/cgi-bin...?&I=LXRUD9&P=7

think is stans for carbon filled. They are essentially plastic but the Carbon is rigid to keep them from flexing like other plastic props. Since they are so light the balancing is not a real factor. I sharpen the tips with sandpaper when I've used them but all and all they are good out of the bag.

http://www.offshoreelectrics.com/cat...led+Propellers

you can probably get them many places.

SV27- i didnt even think about carbon, thanx.