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    Re: HMS BRAVE BORDERER
    Bit of torque roll there Doug, skipper might need moving to the starboard seat. Skipper hasn't been on the
    Schnapps
    by any chance? -re failure to give way (starboard rule) and collision with tubby yellow boat. A smaller prop might lessen the roll, plus trim tab, and as you mentioned, spray rails. Sounded like the tunefull scream of a 28mm out-runner? I had one in my 36"Maiami with a 25mm 3 blade which did a similar speed to your Scout (with no torque roll) but I temporarily put it back to brushed as I couldn't stand the noise. Also it was useless for on board videos for obvious reasons. Smaller props plus high rev capability give much nicer slow speed control, John B
    5 years ago by jbkiwi


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