Interesting New Prop

[Ver88]

Originally Posted by bjoern

Boat test had great things to say about it if that means anything...

Boat test is not a reliable source of good, non biased information. They promote any product that is in their financial interest to promote. I am immediately skeptical of anything that boat test says is good.

[vtec]

Originally Posted by Ver88

Boat test is not a reliable source of good, non biased information. They promote any product that is in their financial interest to promote. I am immediately skeptical of anything that boat test says is good.

Anyone else notice the prop #1 in the video was performing really bad (pasty prop), prop #2 was close in most respects, and 2% numbers are not what I call clear differences. I am sure it likely is a better prop in most respects but at what costs? And one ding you are buying another, highly doubt it's repairable.

[DerHornen]

Sharrow finally came out with pricing info. Looking at $4500 for aluminum and $9000 for stainless steel. I can't say I'm surprised at those numbers when the production method is 5 axis CNC machining out of a solid billet. Not going to be cost competitive with any volume production that way.