marchand
Contributor
It really depends on the size motor you have or want to use(I'm assuming the diameter of the prop is 60mm). I would recommend the rule 1100 gph pump for a motor because I believe this is the largest one they make that is easy to modify. Now, since the motor is not extremely powerful you will not gain anything from a really large prop. I believe the props that gave us the most thrust were 60mm three blade deals that we ordered from VideoRay (videoray is a ROV manufacturer). Plastic props are probably your best bet because they require less hp.
The reason why their ROV is jerky and my teams isn't is because ours weighed in at nearly 60#'s dry while I doubt theirs weighs more than 10#'s wet. It takes a lot more force to accelerate a heavier object, so while they have a good amount of force at their disposal to move a light ROV we had maybe twice the force to more something that weighs six times more. Our ROV also has a lot more drag so that adds to it.
Let me know if I be of any further assistance.
The reason why their ROV is jerky and my teams isn't is because ours weighed in at nearly 60#'s dry while I doubt theirs weighs more than 10#'s wet. It takes a lot more force to accelerate a heavier object, so while they have a good amount of force at their disposal to move a light ROV we had maybe twice the force to more something that weighs six times more. Our ROV also has a lot more drag so that adds to it.
Let me know if I be of any further assistance.