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Old 11-30-2009, 10:00 AM
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CPP (even by a deformation like carbon blades) is quite compulsory for fast sail boats, and very light and smart as an electric CPP pod.


For info : 10 HP basic motor is 22Lb, so plenty left for batteries.
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Old 11-30-2009, 02:39 PM
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Fred, kistinie

Could you pls enlighten me: What are "CPP and EGT monitoring" short from?
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Old 11-30-2009, 09:34 PM
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Bosun:
CPP = controllable pitch propellor
EGT=exhaust gas temperature.

Add pitch and load the engine so it stays/gets hot enough (at lower rpm) for proper combustion and hence long engine life.
If u run it cool-unburnt fuel makes carbon,possibly dilutes the oil,etc etc and youll glaze the cylinders etc

Reminds me of my neighbour who always warmed up his Ford P-stroke for 10-15 minutes every morning despite my warning,then whined about the oil consumption and blue smoke on start up a year later.


Battery bank? For my boat to have been a parallell hybrid I'd have had to carry 10 tons of batteries in order to cuise at 9 knots for not all that long.

And I have a couple cars that get 3 litres/100 km @ 90 kmh..for non metricos that is 78 mpg (US gal) @55 mph.
Slow down to 40 mph and I've gotten 2.2 litres,which is about 105 mpg (US)
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Old 12-01-2009, 03:51 AM
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CPP (even by a deformation like carbon blades) is quite compulsory for fast sail boats, and very light and smart as an electric CPP pod.
What a nonsense again! Have you ever made a mature statement Babe?

A El. Motor does´nt need a CPP!
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Old 12-01-2009, 09:31 PM
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A El. Motor does´nt need a CPP!
Cool love find me a non CPP propeller 6 to 20 Knts regenerating, 1 to 8 Knts propulsion ! I need one for next summer !

I need one sweet Richard...Rather 3, i am a trimaran lady that can give a lot of pleasure when properly tuned
Richard can i ask you...Are you a true blond ?
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