counter rotating props?

[Road King Cole]

If you have a single prop in the northern hemisphire it should spin counter clockwise to reduce counterturbulance caused by the coriolis forces. That of course can be overcome by installing a simple disfossilator compensator on the hyperaquanation bracket.

rkc

[Stinky_Hooker]

What he said ^^

[garbubba]

Originally Posted by Road King Cole

If you have a single prop in the northern hemisphire it should spin counter clockwise to reduce counterturbulance caused by the coriolis forces. That of course can be overcome by installing a simple disfossilator compensator on the hyperaquanation bracket.

rkc

Of course, now I get it, it's all so simple now!

[Destroyer]

Originally Posted by Road King Cole

If you have a single prop in the northern hemisphire it should spin counter clockwise to reduce counterturbulance caused by the coriolis forces. That of course can be overcome by installing a simple disfossilator compensator on the hyperaquanation bracket.

rkc

Allow me to return the compliment RKC.... "What Road King Cole said".....







And that is, of course if you're living in the Northern Hemisphire. If you are in the Southern hemisphire you have to turn the disfossilator compensator on the hyperaquanation bracket 180 degrees due to the earth's magnetic fields. It's the same principal as the water in the toilet swirling one way in the north and the opposite way in the south.

[BuilderFL]

What the heck, for all that, keep the dam thing simple and install an iperfornicator trobolis on the upper anobolitros.