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![]() Rick wrote: otnmbrd wrote: DANG ! This is interesting for a number of reasons: A. You experienced propwalk with a Kort nozzle. B. You experience it at depth but not at the surface. A: Which leads me to believe that the force, while limited, is also due to the precessional force created by a rotating mass, perhaps excited by pitching forces resulting from hull shape in the case of a submersible. Possibilities ..... Problem is we would have to wonder if we could fairly compare the two hull types and environments .... still, interesting. B: There are far more stronger forces acting on a submersible on the surface. G True, you're generally not playing with these in calm waters. otn Rick |
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