Nice props! Running 4519s on my Zonda.

LET'S GOOO! Great props !🤩

Brother that's a super fast boat great set up & new props are the Boss in that boat. 106mph holly smoken fast. Great job on this video can't hardly wait to see your next vid. Ty you for sharing.

@IRONCLADRC

2 ай бұрын

Thank you, I appreciate all the support. BG4L

I have been out of things for a while and folks like you are setting high standards. Some popsicle sticks with different grades of wet/dry paper always helped me get a sharp leading edge. I would never mess with the working face or the TE. Just sharpen and balance.

@IRONCLADRC

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for Watching ironclad rc BG4L

106 and no smoke. Props go out to oxidean marine for producing some excellent product

@IRONCLADRC

2 ай бұрын

Props! Pun intended! 😆

I started buying boats because of you😂

@IRONCLADRC

2 ай бұрын

Boat gang c'mon!

I'm not into this sport but I find it fascinating. 106 seems wicked fast. I can't believe you walked on that dock.

Pool noodles for your recovery forms nice it's hard to see them Grey ones..update that smart esc brushed works and gives me battery info using the smart receiver and controller. Able to program also with smart program card.highly recommend upgrade

I repaired full size boat for forty years and the roll at the trailing edge is the cup and with stainless I always left the trailing edge razor sharp on high performance bass boat props. after polishing the prop the trailing edge will become dull and had to go back last thing and sharpen again and rebalance again. you want the edge to be a clean break.

@IRONCLADRC

2 ай бұрын

Thanks for confirming the terminology, I appreciate you! I haven't heard from you in a while. I always liked reading your comments. Have a great day.

Hey B, brilliant channel, thank you! Is it correct that a 106mph gps run, w/ a tidal current of, say 3mph, would more accurately be a 103mph PB run on the water surface? Not that it matters to most of us noobs, but ur attention to details is what we love!

@IRONCLADRC

2 ай бұрын

Yes, correct. So into the current it's 109mph. Is that right!

3 100mph runs with such ease! Im jealous. Im learning that dual motors can handle larger props. But Aero comes into effect big time

@IRONCLADRC

2 ай бұрын

Yeah, they basically share the load.

Dam that’s fast. I’ll bet you get 110 when you get it from lifting

Nice! Stainless is real tough to machine but they would flex less. Could probably make the blades thinner than brass/bronze too. Good water conditions to break surface tension 👍

@IRONCLADRC

2 ай бұрын

Good call! Definitely thinner than the cnc props and probably less pron to throwing a blade at high rpm

Nice Big B, in ward for the win eh? I’m going to try in ward instead of out ward 👍

@IRONCLADRC

2 ай бұрын

Most definitely, worth the switch 👌

They came to check it out! They thought it was a missile 😂😂😂👍👍🤙

@IRONCLADRC

2 ай бұрын

I'll be on the terrorist watch list if I'm not careful 😆 boat gang!

Holy *#*# not even full trigger GREAT JOB. I see 120 In the future

@IRONCLADRC

2 ай бұрын

I sure hope so! Gonna keep pushing the limits

SPEAD UNFORCED BY AIRCRAFT Big B: “I didn’t do nothn” Officer: “Sir you were clocked at 106 mph, tell it to the judge… um by they way can you tell me once again where you got those props” BGFL

@IRONCLADRC

2 ай бұрын

😄 🤣 I freaking love it, dude! Grinning ear to ear!

Stainless steal rc props is no freaking joke, wow those are nice! Would those work on a Miss Geico 36?

@IRONCLADRC

2 ай бұрын

Yeah, I don't see why they wouldn't work on the mg36. That boat comes with 2000kv motors, so it should handle that prop just fine..

Wow those are some awesome props. I know he gave them to you to show us so we might buy some, so I'm going to check them out. His plan worked 😊. Thanks for the video. Bg4l

@jimstone5339

2 ай бұрын

Wow that's a very big price. Ouch!!! My luck I'd break the cable on the first run and loose it. I like the 42 for my blackjack 24 but at $89 I'll have to pass.

@IRONCLADRC

2 ай бұрын

Price ain't that bad, dasboata pair is about that same price range, doc props too if I'm not mistaken. I prep all my own props, so any prop over 40 bucks is expensive to me. Ya know what I mean.

@IRONCLADRC

2 ай бұрын

Try to reach full trigger next time cant wait to hit the water again!

Sweet B. Out of curiosity have you put the props on the balancer?

@IRONCLADRC

2 ай бұрын

Yep, they were 99.9% balanced out the packaging, I slightly sharpened them last night, and now there 100% balanced

Their good... Trew it in calculator 😂. Another new pb('s)...

@IRONCLADRC

2 ай бұрын

What did the calculations come up with, just curious 🤔

you were not kidding on the price! However we know the cheaper aluminum cnc just blow to bits at these speeds! On another topic you ever find those stuffing tube mounts that align with the motor with the coupler inside? i want to try one out on a boat im building. Seems nice for alignment purposes.

@IRONCLADRC

2 ай бұрын

Sorry it tooks so long to respond, took me a minute to track this down www.google.com/shopping/product/1?q=motor+mount+coupler+protector&client=ms-android-verizon-us-rvc3&sca_esv=3ffd33b6c810e9df&sca_upv=1&biw=384&bih=693&tbs=vw:g&prmd=sivnbmtz&sxsrf=ADLYWIJgmjVyy2wiKyaJSNWur04z60wvgQ:1716497879966&prds=num:1,of:1,eto:3061785534893839688_0,prmr:1,pid:3061785534893839688,cs:1

@PatriotBrad

2 ай бұрын

@@IRONCLADRC thanks boss!

178.00 for those I put them on my miss gieco 36 I want bill's rampage soo BAD but dang 5k is a big hit I see you don't use bullet prop nuts?

When you say expensive im thinking $80, but damn $180... would love to see how the prop get pushed by the tenshock motor.

I noticed at the end of your video when you were talking about the trailing edge of the props that there doesn’t seem to be much slack in your prop shaft between the arbor of the prop and the face of the tail shaft. It looks like you have a thrust washer in that space from what I could see. Is that a flat nylon or teflon washer or one of the types that has tiny little ball bearings incorporated into it? Just curious. I was always told that you need to leave sufficient room in the space where the thrust washer is to allow for the twisting of the drive cable to compress itself without causing any undesirable binding between the prop arbor and the tail shaft facing, thrust washer or not. Of course if you are using piano wire drive shafts you can largely ignore this issue, but I just assumed you were using regular stranded steel cable like the rest of us mortals. Curious as to your opinion on this subject. Further, have you tried running piano wire shafts before? I have thought about it, but because I am old and not exactly as fast a builder as I once was, have not actually made an effort to actually do the conversion. Besides I would have to pass the purchase of the new shafts thru the accounting department (yes, I’m happily married, too and would really like to keep it that way if you know what I mean.) before making the switch. Anyway, thanks for your videos, I find them very entertaining and informative. Glad to see you were able to make some runs without a bunch of Karen’s hassling you today. Nothing ruins a nice day running fast boats like some jack wagon yapping about this or that being illegal or against the rules, etc. Cheers from NorCal.

@IRONCLADRC

2 ай бұрын

Yeah it's a standard. 187 (3/16) flex, I tend to run less gap with the larger cables, less twist/compression IMO. Smaller .150 cables I'd leave more gap. This is one of the only boats I run the Teflon thrust washers on, I normally don't use them no reason other than simplicity. If this boats was any heavier or I decided to run larger more aggressive props I'd actually leave a little more gap.. thanks for Watching, and yes I've also thought about running piano wire setups, seriously thought about trying it on the Deltaforce vortex build but decided to keep things simple

Have you tried OSE brass cnc high pitch props yet? i have a 44mm and its sexy as hell but too much for my esc.

@IRONCLADRC

2 ай бұрын

Yea, there are good props. I had a 44 and 42

@PatriotBrad

2 ай бұрын

@@IRONCLADRC lose them to turtles?

Compared to props from custom prop guys that cost 70-150 each that's not really that high.

how do you think that prop would perform on the dominator? congrats on the 106mph

@IRONCLADRC

2 ай бұрын

It may actually do pretty good, I did pretty well with an 1816, so an 1817 should theoretically do just as good if not better

Need to know what size prop to run on my Boat AMG I got 65 First time running it

@IRONCLADRC

2 ай бұрын

Need to know a little more about the boat type, size, power, and what your doing with the boa?

hey Bill you can send me stuff I can test stuff too.

Big B how's it going tonight question for you but it's in a video don't know how to get to u at all if u know how I could send a video to with my questions I'm stuck don't how to proceed with my build of an RC boat if you could let me know please thank you,,,,, Wisconsin

@IRONCLADRC

2 ай бұрын

I'm on Facebook ironclad rc

@wishiwasoff

2 ай бұрын

I sent u the video n a friend request it under nyla check it out see what u think and if it's possible thank you Wisconsin

lol it’s not cupping the back edge. You remover material from the backside of the property is called a back cut.

@IRONCLADRC

21 күн бұрын

Roger that thanks

Pretty brave of you to put your full name and address and phone number in your videos

@IRONCLADRC

2 ай бұрын

Did l? Where?

@IRONCLADRC

2 ай бұрын

Oh a shoot I see that thanks for the heads up

@PigglyWigglyDeluxe

2 ай бұрын

@@IRONCLADRC you showed us in the beginning, twice. 😂