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The USCG use this system aswell on there sea going bouy tenders. It kind of cool to see. The really cool part for me was when I was told that the shaft is hollow to pull this off. Responder
Add a flux capacitor and you can get that boat up to 88 miles per hour!
Variable #pitch
Amazing
The USCG use this system aswell on there sea going bouy tenders. It kind of cool to see. The really cool part for me was when I was told that the shaft is hollow to pull this off.
Very cool engineering
Wow! I can only imagine how much that costs. How does it hold up?
Just a little bit ??
That’s interesting
Would love to see the mechanics behind this given it’s at the end of the shaft ?
Does this mean more thrust! ?
Amazing
Awesome work!
Bet that cost a Bob or two ?
Would cost a few quid
Counteraction of transverse thrust…?
Nothing new
Its the same propeller an use
System overtaken from aircraft propeller.
Aircraft have beeb usig that idea for years.
Would this have helped Titanic avoid the iceberg in time?
“variable” pitch
Gigantic!
Ready for move
This makes me bloody solid.
Hate CPP, not fun to work around