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On Sat, 10 Jan 2004 17:35:03 GMT, Rick wrote:
DSK wrote: So that the prop won't chop the kayaker to bits as he goes under the hull. Because the suction generated by a propeller of a large commercial ships have been known to suck small sail and power boats into them, let alone a kayak. You really have no conception of the forces and effects generated by a 25 foot propeller turning 100 RPM. JJ Why would the prop "chop the kayaker to bits" and why would he go under the hull of a ship? Ricfk James Johnson remove the "dot" from after sail in email address to reply |