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Subject: Electric MT prop for 235/320
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LMLers:

I'm planning to replace the wood prop on my 235/320 with a MT electric. 
The engine is a Ly-Con IO-320 with 9.5:1 pistons and the usual port &
polish.   Ly-Con measured 196 hp at 2750 on their dyno.  
It is not set up for a hydraulic prop. 

With the 235s small ground clearance,  I'm thinking of a 61" dia.
3-blade MTV18.

Questions I have are:
    Which model of MT prop are other 235/320 flyers happy with?   
    
    Are they available in any blade length you want?

    Where is the best place to purchase a MT prop?

Thanks for all responses,

Bob Belshe
N19BJ
Moraga, CA
Placed last in Redmond 100