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On Thu, 18 Oct 2007 21:49:59 -0700, druid wrote:
One problem with most of the prop-calc programs I used is they don't take into consideration the HORSEPOWER of the engine. Same prop for an 8hp as a 20hp? I don't think so! That is correct. More horsepower generally means more torque, and more torque gives you the ability spin a prop with more pitch, all other things being equal. |
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