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The larger the vessel the more difficult it is to
manuever and stop. I wanted to be clear the issue in this question was with respect to backing down. The thrustors provide good side-to-side control and eliminate that factor from the question. Could it have be written more clearly? The variable pitch allows the throttle to be set and forgotten while pitch controls linear thrust--magnitude and direction. There are no worries about engine stalling while changing gears, or cables jamming or snapping, all of which have happened to me in the past, and each of which could be bad news docking and manuevering a mega yacht. Bart Senior Nav wrote otnmbrd wrote: Nav wrote: There's no need for variable pitch -which is why you don't see it in mega yacht thrusters Cheers FT. I believe the discussion regarded the Main Engine, not the thrusters I thought it was 'bout the whole propulksion package 'cos he mentioned dual thrusters. If just about main engine that's a really boring question. Cheers |
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