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prop rotation
Does anyone know which way the props should rotate on a catamaran. In
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I don't think it really matters as long as one is counter rotating.
DanBlack wrote: Does anyone know which way the props should rotate on a catamaran. In or out????? Thanks |
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On 7 Sep 2006 06:26:06 -0700, "DanBlack" wrote:
Does anyone know which way the props should rotate on a catamaran. In or out????? Assuming counter rotation, the most common configuration is for the props to rotate outward, ie, when viewed from astern the stbd prop turns clockwise, and the port prop counter clockwise (with forward motion). I believe the reason is that the thrust asymmetry is partially offset by propwalk when operating with a single engine. |
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What kind of cat? But most turn outward.
"DanBlack" wrote in message ups.com... Does anyone know which way the props should rotate on a catamaran. In or out????? Thanks |
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