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No, but if you told us what submarine, what scale you were using, (what prop
diameter), then max torque could be figured. It is torque and prop shaft length that determines shaft diameter, not HP. I would hazard a guess at ..625 to .750 inches. Steve "Michael" q.quqkq wrote in message .uk... Hi, I'm making a large scale (13ft) model submarine and am currently designing the propulsion unit for it. If I told you I have a 2hp driving a 3 bladed prop would someone here be able to tell me a suitable prop shaft size? Cheers, Michael |
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