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15 April 2010, 12:14
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viper prop
hi does anybody has expirience on viper props and e tecs.
175 hp. and 19 inch viper would be the set up.
or could i take an 21 inch.
the boat is total load around 1000 kg.
until now i had an rebel 19 inch and i think its not the fastest.
regards max.
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15 April 2010, 12:25
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What revs are you getting with the Rebel at wide open throttle? I changed from Rebels to Vipers and they are very different props. To give you an idea i was running 19" Rebels and getting 5200 revs at wot, I then changed to 17" Vipers and got 6,200 revs at wot (too much), 19 " Vipers will give me 5,800 revs at wot.
Might be worth speaking to John Price at Quinquair Marine who is very knowledgeable on this. 01437 721911
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15 April 2010, 13:06
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A 19" Viper would be an ideal starting point for you. I have a 19" viper on a 6.5 meter and am getting 5,500 RPM at WOT trimmed out which is spot on.
Chris
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16 April 2010, 13:14
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Originally Posted by Chris
A 19" Viper would be an ideal starting point for you. I have a 19" viper on a 6.5 meter and am getting 5,500 RPM at WOT trimmed out which is spot on.
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ok so 5500 rpm is the mark for the e tec or am i wrong. so ill i have to trie this first, with the rebel im around 5200 to 5400 rpms trimmed out.
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17 April 2010, 20:29
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ok so 5500 rpm is the mark for the e tec or am i wrong. so ill i have to trie this first, with the rebel im around 5200 to 5400 rpms trimmed out.
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5500 - 5600 is your ideal RPM at WOT.
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18 April 2010, 13:12
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Chris
A 19" Viper would be an ideal starting point for you. I have a 19" viper on a 6.5 meter and am getting 5,500 RPM at WOT trimmed out which is spot on.
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chris how many knots do you get at 5500 rpm with the viper prop
regards max
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18 April 2010, 15:30
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about 43knots with my current 150HP... however with a 175 on my boat I would expect to be able to run a 20 or 21" prop to get me up to about 47 knots. A lot will depend on your hull and how fast it is as you may be able to run a 20 or 21" unfortunately its a matter of testing the prop to see how you get on.
Do you have anyone you can borrow a 19" prop from to run some tests?
Chris
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18 April 2010, 15:50
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Originally Posted by max
ok so 5500 rpm is the mark for the e tec or am i wrong. so ill i have to trie this first, with the rebel im around 5200 to 5400 rpms trimmed out.
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Sorry Max I have just noticed this post . It is a known fact that the Rebel will run at lower RPMs that the same pitch Viper so if you are going from a 19" Rebel to a Viper then you will find that you can run a higher pitch Viper. You are almost at the correct RPM with your Rebel so if I was going to switch to a Viper I would look at going to either 20 or 21. Unfortunately it is difficult to say which. I would be tempted to go for a 21".
You must also check to see that your engine is high enough on the transom as the E-tec engines like to run quite high up, as a rough guide the plate above your propeller (anti ventilvation plate) must be about 2" above the bottom of the transom when the engine is fully trimmed in against the transom. The ideal setting is so that you can see the top of this plate when the rib is planning See here ->> http://rib.net/forum/showthread.php?...ion#post311192
If you want really good advice on setting up an E-tec then go and have a look at this forum.
http://www.etecownersgroup.com
Chris
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19 April 2010, 10:18
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Originally Posted by Chris
Sorry Max I have just noticed this post . It is a known fact that the Rebel will run at lower RPMs that the same pitch Viper so if you are going from a 19" Rebel to a Viper then you will find that you can run a higher pitch Viper. You are almost at the correct RPM with your Rebel so if I was going to switch to a Viper I would look at going to either 20 or 21. Unfortunately it is difficult to say which. I would be tempted to go for a 21".
You must also check to see that your engine is high enough on the transom as the E-tec engines like to run quite high up, as a rough guide the plate above your propeller (anti ventilvation plate) must be about 2" above the bottom of the transom when the engine is fully trimmed in against the transom. The ideal setting is so that you can see the top of this plate when the rib is planning See here ->> http://rib.net/forum/showthread.php?...ion#post311192
If you want really good advice on setting up an E-tec then go and have a look at this forum.
http://www.etecownersgroup.com
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chris now im getting 45 knots with the rebel 19" do you think i get more speed with the viper 19" or will i just have more grip?
thank you learnd alot
max
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19 April 2010, 11:39
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What Rib do you have Max?
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19 April 2010, 11:47
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What Rib do you have Max?
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i have a falcon 700 rs chris
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19 April 2010, 11:57
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i have a falcon 700 rs chris
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Max,
45knots is pretty good performance on a 7 meter rib with what looks like a pretty seaworthy hull running only a 175. You are pretty close to ideal RPM with your current set up, you may be able to get a bit more out of it with a Viper prop but it could be an expensive exercise to see just one more knot
How high is the engine on the transom?
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19 April 2010, 12:03
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Quote:
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Max,
45knots is pretty good performance on a 7 meter rib with what looks like a pretty seaworthy hull running only a 175. You are pretty close to ideal RPM with your current set up, you may be able to get a bit more out of it with a Viper prop but it could be an expensive exercise to see just one more knot
How high is the engine on the transom?
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ok i see any ways i got an viper 19 " for 600 euros then ill see what it will do i meen you are right my boat relay runs good but as you know mens and boats its a never ending story.but it
would be a pitty if i would just get 1 more knot out of 600 euros.
thanks alot chris
max
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19 April 2010, 12:05
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Quote:
Originally Posted by max
ok i see any ways i got an viper 19 " for 600 euros then ill see what it will do i meen you are right my boat relay runs good but as you know mens and boats its a never ending story.but it
would be a pitty if i would just get 1 more knot out of 600 euros.
thanks alot chris
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about how high the engine is
i have to jack again.
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19 April 2010, 14:05
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Quote:
Originally Posted by max
ok i see any ways i got an viper 19 " for 600 euros then ill see what it will do i meen you are right my boat relay runs good but as you know mens and boats its a never ending story.but it
would be a pitty if i would just get 1 more knot out of 600 euros.
thanks alot chris
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I think you will find the 19" prop gives you to many RPM's I would go with a 21" if you are getting a Viper.
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