Ship playing "limbo" & ends up losing.
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Originally Posted by ViperGrendal
Was probably out of control. Happens sometimes. By the speed it was going that's what it looked like.
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Well it's not like they have water brakes or something.
Only thing you can do is throw it in reverse and hope for the best.
Or toss an anchor and hope that your chain is the right length.
Unfortunatly props are designed to push water back, not forward so in reverse the thrust is not equal to the force needed to stop in a short distance.
They had several tons moving forward, an object in motion wants to stay in motion. Friction must exceed momentum to stop it. Momentom = (speed x Mass).
Only thing you can do is throw it in reverse and hope for the best.
Or toss an anchor and hope that your chain is the right length.
Unfortunatly props are designed to push water back, not forward so in reverse the thrust is not equal to the force needed to stop in a short distance.
They had several tons moving forward, an object in motion wants to stay in motion. Friction must exceed momentum to stop it. Momentom = (speed x Mass).
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Originally Posted by PSS-Mag
Well it's not like they have water brakes or something.
Only thing you can do is throw it in reverse and hope for the best.
Or toss an anchor and hope that your chain is the right length.
Unfortunatly props are designed to push water back, not forward so in reverse the thrust is not equal to the force needed to stop in a short distance.
They had several tons moving forward, an object in motion wants to stay in motion. Friction must exceed momentum to stop it. Momentom = (speed x Mass).
Only thing you can do is throw it in reverse and hope for the best.
Or toss an anchor and hope that your chain is the right length.
Unfortunatly props are designed to push water back, not forward so in reverse the thrust is not equal to the force needed to stop in a short distance.
They had several tons moving forward, an object in motion wants to stay in motion. Friction must exceed momentum to stop it. Momentom = (speed x Mass).
Yeah, but they open those things way in advance. Grew up 5 minutes from one of those. You can wait a long time before the boat actually passes through.
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