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On Thu, 15 Jan 2004 05:49:44 GMT, Rick
wrote: Terry Spragg wrote: Shure thing, dude. You do the engineering study calculation of losses and gains, etc, where we show that programming the flippers to recycle roll energy, saving fuel for propulsion is financially beneficial, and write a letter to convince the owners to pay me to rewrite the software controlling the fins, and I will give you half of the proceeds. Is that shareware enough for you? Saving even one percent of the fuel used on the QEII is a lot of money. What are you talking about? "The power used in the anti roll stabilisers control the scavanging of energy from the forward motion of the ship to stabilise the hull." What the F are you talking about? ////. Rick He's talking about bartering some roll momentum into forward momentum. He may come on weird at times, but I think he may have a (small) point on this one. Brian W |