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Hello, Matt, it is a great day here.
MM> They have been used on ships for at least a century.
MM> There were no thrust bearings that could withstand the end thrust of
MM> single-angled gears for the duration of a trans-oceanic crossing.
I would like to see how this is done. I am trying to visualize
this. I thought that most large ship had a straight out drive to
the prop. The diesel maybe as they turn over at very low rpm but
I can see where a turbine would need a step down box. The larger
the prop the slower it turns.
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