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Capt'n Pauley's Place - The Virtual Boatyard is hosted by:

Capt'n Pauley Productions
4142 Ogletown-Stanton Rd.
#243
Newark DE 19713

Paul W. Esterle
302-438-4145
pesterle@comcast.net

Copyright 2009

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[Albert Six]

I think that I read (somewhere) an article that you wrote about diesel-electric propulsion.
There is a better way to link the diesel and the propeller. It is to use a Torque Box. The diesel keeps turning at its optimum speed and efficiency. The torque may vary but the speed remains constant.
The Torque Box transforms this mechanical power of the diesel directly into the mechanical power sent to the propeller. The speed of the propeller can vary from zero to maxi (and even get in reverse)

The T.Box introduces the flexibility of the electrical power without having to go from mechanical power to electrical and back from electrical to mechanical.
The T.Box is nothing more than a combination of a differential and a speed variator. Both have been used for many years already.

More details at
www.TorqueUnlimited.Biz

I will be glad to answer any question you may have.

Albert sixal@mindspring.com
TorqueUnlimited.Biz

[Capt'n Pauley]

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[UseDaGreyMatter]

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[Capt'n Pauley]

Dynamite Payson sells the Big Tortoise (Brick) plans:

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Capt'n Pauley