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| finding thrust how would one figure out the trust power of a v 6 outboard say 300 horse power anyone ?? |
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| Without prop data it is impossible. Rules of thumb say maximum thrust of 20-30# thrust per shp @ 0 speed and maximum rpm (n) dependent on delivered torque, falling off at some factor (dependant on the prop pitch to diameter and n^2) with the advance coefficient J= Va/nD. Usually, for most P/D ratios, thrust =0 at J ~ P/D. |
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| so lets see if i get this so using a prop caculater for speed you are figuring thrust ? 14x32 cleaver @ 6000 rpm = 145 mph or so giving what thrust ratio per lb so what would be the trust power needed to turn that prop @ 2500 rpm 300/500/ 600lbs or more |
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