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Underdawg did an excellent job of explaining the rules. Here's the simplified version: Don't insinuate Pedo. Warning and or timeout for a first offense.

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If you are a newbie, there are unwritten rules to adhere to. They will be explained to you soon enough. It does make a difference. How much depends on the boat and how sensitive you are to that sort of thing. I would prefer the folding prop, personally.

If it's a big, heavy displacement cruiser, you might need the fixed blades for reversing. The folding props don't back up well at all. As far as maintenance goes, it's pretty minor with a regular Martec type folding prop.

Most companies have rebuilding services too, if that proves necessary after several years. The exception may be a Max Prop, which has a adjustable pitch feature and may require more attention, but that's pure speculation on my part as I have no personal experience with them. It does make a difference. How much depends on the boat and how sensitive you are to that sort of thing. I would prefer the folding prop, personally. If it's a big, heavy displacement cruiser, you might need the fixed blades for reversing.