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Bein a physicist, I can sorta follow the various arguments on this but
bein an engineer (a physicist/engineer is a serious contradiction) I know many of you are askin the wrong question. In some cases, Yanmar for example, it has nothing to do withj drag and a lot to do with lubricating the tranny. I saw in print, years ago, that they actually reccomend putting it in reverse. I always forget to do this and have never done it in years of sailing and my engine/tranny is 20 yrs old. |
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