Propeller rotation

MF.Hansen · 03-27-08, 04:31 AM

Then i have possible made THE most quiet WWII Submarine EVER.. Lol..

Although, if the one who has programmed the GWX mod package has done it, then it must be possible.. The only question is, where the heck is the knob to turn..
Btw. As to my best knowledge, the screws of the sub wouldnt be affected by the subs speed, but more be the slight drag of the water, as they accelerate (in rotation). The only outcome of setting the screws to rotate to fast regarding the subs speed, should be to cavitate some (or a lot). Please correct me if im wrong. After testing with the desired sub speed dial, then the rotation of the screws must somehow be linked to the desired subspeed. But maybe that was what u meant, Bobchase??

Regards
Kaleun Hansen

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03-27-08, 04:31 AM	#10
MF.Hansen Swabbie Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 6 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Then i have possible made THE most quiet WWII Submarine EVER.. Lol.. Although, if the one who has programmed the GWX mod package has done it, then it must be possible.. The only question is, where the heck is the knob to turn.. Btw. As to my best knowledge, the screws of the sub wouldnt be affected by the subs speed, but more be the slight drag of the water, as they accelerate (in rotation). The only outcome of setting the screws to rotate to fast regarding the subs speed, should be to cavitate some (or a lot). Please correct me if im wrong. After testing with the desired sub speed dial, then the rotation of the screws must somehow be linked to the desired subspeed. But maybe that was what u meant, Bobchase?? Regards Kaleun Hansen