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From: WestMarineInc
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  • I think the point is that buying a propeller can be a bit of a trial and error process. Some boats do come with the exact right prop from the factory, but I have owned boats that were mis-matched, and it's taken a while to get the right pitch. With the ProPulse, you can adjust the pitch in small increments to find the exact right setting. I have also trailered my boat to Lake Tahoe, which is at 6229 feet. Due to the thinner air (something like 18% less available oxygen), I have to reduce pitch.

  • Hey Chuck wouldn't buying the right prop and trimming the motor correctly work instead of that garbage ?

  • now your gas mileage sucks!

  • One of the better videos in explaining, and not a sales pitch like the other videos on this website. Thanks for the education on prop physics.

  • No demonstration or talk of cost. yeah, let me run right out and buy it. Pffft.

  • Thats a cool system!

    I like the prop and how it s made.. as a pilot: we have composite props for aerobatic..

  • that prop seem quit shabby. any system like that with a lock screw if bound to fail.

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