I have a new propane outboard, the Tohatsu Sailpro. On the first test run, after the break-in, I noticed that the RPMs judging by the engine sound do not increase after the half-way mark on the throttle.
This is with a full propane tank, not a small bottle. The "choke" was in/off. (The engine has a high-rev limit and buzzer -- it isn't that high.)
Could it be:
* A phenomenom due to the high-thrust prop?
* Due to the boat's inherent hull speed limit (C22)
* Lack of gas pressure
* A throttle adjustment issue
Or, is the sound not enough to go by:
This is with a full propane tank, not a small bottle. The "choke" was in/off. (The engine has a high-rev limit and buzzer -- it isn't that high.)
Could it be:
* A phenomenom due to the high-thrust prop?
* Due to the boat's inherent hull speed limit (C22)
* Lack of gas pressure
* A throttle adjustment issue
Or, is the sound not enough to go by:
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