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DSK wrote:
otnmbrd wrote: It's a "general" rule that boats with Korts tend to lose some backing efficiency over their un-Korted brothers .....couldn't explain why (whether it's the shape of the nozzle or design of the prop, or both) Probably the nozzle- you could make the nozzle symmetrical, but it would cost some efficiency in forward motion. The question is would it still be more efficient than an un-nozzled prop. A Z-drive or Azipod would be cool... no such thing as reverse, it's always in forward! Just swivel the whole thing around just like a video game. Fresh Breezes- Doug King G The problem would arise if you were using a single Z-drive unit. As it was swiveling, it would give a nasty steering component unless you stopped the prop, first. otn |
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