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The idea behind a variable pitch prop is
you keep the engine at a fixed rpm and adjust the pitch to control your speed. For reverse, you reverse the pitch so docking is much easier. You would only use your reverse in your transmission to chose the "prop-walk" direction, for docking. "STABU" wrote You should consider a Brunton Weill AUTOPROP. I Have had 2 on different vessels a Fisher 25 and a Fisher 30. You do not need any controls.They automatically assume the correct pitch. |
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