The reduction gears make turbine power usable over a range of speeds,
just as the gears of a multi-speed bicycle help make the most of the
legpower pushed into the pedals, but they
must be rigidly attached to the propeller shaft
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The reduction gears
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news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
The reduction gears make turbine power usable over a range of speeds,
just as the gears of a multi-speed bicycle help make the most of the
legpower pushed into the pedals, but they
must be rigidly attached to the propeller shaftSo your saying you should rigidly attach your legs to a propeller shaft ?
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"Boostland" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
<[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
The reduction gears make turbine power usable over a range of speeds,
just as the gears of a multi-speed bicycle help make the most of the
legpower pushed into the pedals, but they
must be rigidly attached to the propeller shaftSo your saying you should rigidly attach your legs to a propeller shaft ?
I think a little float at the cleats is permissable 🙂
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