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Lots of good resources on this board - thanks all for your help. Here's a pic of my 2006 220. New to me last year (2018). It's my happy place.

Looking for propeller advice at altitude in the Propeller section...

Too much lemonade will do that to your pics!

Taking them on landscape mode will help figure positings!

Welcome from KY... even upside down I can tell everyone here will loce your black and red boat!

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There ya’ go MLC. Flipped it for ya.

Like team Nauti mentioned above, landscape mode works wonders.

Another trick is to screen-shot it first and then upload (which is what I did for you).

Great color combo too!

Welcome from Missouri and table rock lake! Great looking 220. Let’s see some more pics!

Welcome from Wisconsin. What kind of power do you have in there? We are here to also help spend your money through this crisis

Thanks. It's a Volvo Penta 5.7 GXi. I'm at 5,000 ft altitude, so I'm trying to figure out how to make adjustments for the loss of power.

Welcome from Minnesota! Great looking 220 and yes, let’s see more pics!

Welcome from Austin, TX. Glad to have you onboard. Looks like another Blue Boat in the group!!

Welcome from NorCal! Pretty boat!

- Mark

Welcome again from another Niehbor up north on the Delta. She’s good looking.. let’s get some more pics!

Welcome from Oklahoma! That is a good looking boat and we're glad to have you here.

Tell us how you use your boat, and the propeller gods will come out of the closet with awesome advice. I learn something everytime someone asks a prop question!

Welcome from Illinois, she's perdy! Pics make it look bigger than 22 for sure, probably the swim platform.

akorcovelos wrote: Mon Mar 04, 2019 3:35 pm Welcome from Illinois, she's perdy! Pics make it look bigger than 22 for sure, probably the swim platform.

Was thinking the same thing here, looks great sitting in the water! Welcome!

Nope - it's really a 22. I think the pictures make it look bigger if it doesn't have tower or bimini on it (the bimini's coming off this summer - no need for it and I like the clean lines without it).