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| The realities of CPPs After getting feedback on various systems, I've settled on a single diesel with a CPP for the Kayak tender. I've done some reading on the theory of CPPs, but what are the realities? How do the control systems differ from a fixed prop and marine gearbox? How is engine RPM managed? Do you control it manually? Set it at a constant RPM? Set the pitch and let the engine adjust to the speed needed? Is the reducing gear built into the CPP system or is a separate reducer required between the engine and drive? I've seen sites mention a cost of around $2000 - $3000 for a suitable system for a 110-120 HP engine. Does this sound reasonable? Are there any particular shafting or engine placement requirements? Thanks |
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| You say you have done some studies. Not the right publications obviously. You should have included this: The Controllable Pitch Propeller, a summary. and probably you have the wrong people on your ignore list. Richard |
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