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The spool circumference is what determines this. If you have a taller spool it will pick up line faster, even with a slower gear ratio. Its simple math really. If you wrap something around a spool such as line, a taller spool (greater circumference) will pick up more line per revolution than a shorter spool (less circumference).
Yes, they told me you can pressure wash it with no problem as long as you don't get it real close. Also, mine is not easy on my feet.
Did a little math and the 17p Turbo1 prop acts a lot like a standard 18.75pitch prop which is my problem. Turns out a given pitch from one manufacturer or line of props is not equal to that same pitch from another. Looking at the math, a 19 pitch Talon SS prop is within an inch of the 14 pitch aluminum Talon prop.
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Follow the math. Same displacement motor-200 makes 200 at xyz RPM. 250 makes 250 at same xyz rpm...just a different tune. 200 torque curve comes on earlier with a flatter HP curve. 250 torque curve is flatter with a peaking HP curve. It's in the math and tuning....given same displacement. Manufacturer will tell you same thing.
The values in the "b" and "c" positions are called the "means" of the proportion, while the values in the "a" and "d" positions are called the "extremes" of the proportion.
coincidence or the power of 2cool Well I'm not sure if those folks were just real busy when we left or if the 1,011 potential clients that viewed this thread had anything to do with it,
Foundational Math: “One Chicken” Counts as “One Chicken” … with a few exceptions. Any given chicken counts as one (1) chicken towards your total flock count- be it hen or cock, pullet or cockerel- and regardless of size, breed, age or egg color, except as is dictated by the mathematically proven modifications in the following 10 proofs!!!
Did a little math and the 17p Turbo1 prop acts a lot like a standard 18.75pitch prop which is my problem. Turns out a given pitch from one manufacturer or line of props is not equal to that same pitch from another. Looking at the math, a 19 pitch Talon SS prop is within an inch of the 14 pitch aluminum Talon prop.
Curlew as transport YES on transporting to wade fishing area; boat apparently runs very shallow and can pole thru shallow water but much more ungainly and bulky and less responsive than the narrower, very lite technical skiffs from what I understand.