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    Posted: September-18-2020 at 11:21am
heh, hot motor..forgot that
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote AlfaDon Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: September-18-2020 at 11:11am
Yep. It’s a prop I got cheap as a backup. It’s officially been determined that it’s junk. I now have a Nibral candle holder or wall ornament.
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5700rpm and 48mph with that prop don’t make any sense... some of your numbers are wrong or your prop should’ve been retired a long time ago.
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Thanks.
I should add this to my diary

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Maybe a little bit of info on the engine and what's inside it and bolted onto it would be helpful  Wink
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5700, it's Valve float likely
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On the lake today trying out a spare prop I’ve had for a while. Trying to find top speed/rpm. It’s a older 3 blade OJ 14 x 16. Plus the 422 was singing so I decided to give it a try.

Flat lake, 5000’ elevation. I’m running the RPMs up and up. When I get to about 5700, it stumbles and I back off the throttle. It felt like an electronic cut out only because it was quick and sharp. Either the stern came up a bit or the nose dropped slightly. 48 mph on the GPS. I just confirmed the tach reading with a cheap laser.

Any ideas? I always thought the end of the power band would just stop accelerating. Was it a prop issue?
It was pretty rough running.
I’m going to put the 422 back on tomorrow and see what the numbers are.

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