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| Propeller With The Cumulative Effect My idea is a new type of propellers. Propellers, designed with the most intelligent programs and created the most modern equipment, came to its limit. An attempt to move to a high functional and technological level. I would like to know the views of professionals about the prospect of using MONROE EFFECT PROPELLER both water transport and on the air. Details on the website: http://propeller-e.ucoz.com/ Prototype no. I beg you, relying on intuition, product knowledge and experience to express their opinion in a poll on this site. I would be grateful to those popular and more will present their thoughts. ![]() |
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| To make it short: snake-oil nonsense without any hydrodynamic stringence. |
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| That image is much older then the July 2010 patent application date suggests it is. I can think of several issues that don't look to have been addressed, more importantly the lack of a comparative video showing it's thrust cone next to a conventional prop, leaves me thinking my assumption about this "device" are correct. I think it would be a great way to aerate water for large aquariums though. |
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| reminds me of a jet turbine intake. How efficient are those at moving air or water? I'll bet there is already a patent on something similar to this, but it may have expired if the idea didn't work out in production. Respectfully, Waddie |
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