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Need help with thrusters
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- CYO Supporter
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Re: Need help with thrusters
- Bradorksy
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Re: Need help with thrusters
- PossiblyPaul
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1988 Carver 2827 Voyager,Volvo Penta TAMD31 engines.
Ardglass Marina, County Down - Location: Ardglass, County Down, Northern Ireland
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Re: Need help with thrusters
I'm told that old cable construction was very different to recent developments, in that it's now far more flexible and resistant to force; previous designs demanded very straight, very inflexible throughput, but now the technology is such that cables such as this can be far more bendy. But no more resistant to boots.
Having two helms doesn't half complicate matters, though. Tch.
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