7 Dec 2011 #1 Rum_Pirate Well-Known Member Joined 23 Aug 2004 Messages 27,971 Location A tiny Island, Caribbean Visit site . Try again Last edited: 7 Dec 2011
7 Dec 2011 #2 HinewaisMan Well-Known Member Joined 21 Sep 2004 Messages 355 Location Exmouth for a while www.oceanodyssey.net Newton 3
7 Dec 2011 #3 Rum_Pirate Well-Known Member Joined 23 Aug 2004 Messages 27,971 Location A tiny Island, Caribbean Visit site have a look here http://dsc.discovery.com/videos/mythbusters-blow-your-own-sail/ Starts at 2:10.
7 Dec 2011 #4 monkfish24 Well-Known Member Joined 24 Apr 2003 Messages 1,597 Location Cornwall Visit site As long as the lift created (which in that cas it wasn't) overcomes the thrust of the engine, yes!
9 Dec 2011 #5 BlackPig N/A Joined 28 Mar 2009 Messages 821 www.scottishensign.co.uk If the transfer of energy is 100% the you stay still. Other wise you go backwards. You are better off blowing towards the stern.
If the transfer of energy is 100% the you stay still. Other wise you go backwards. You are better off blowing towards the stern.
9 Dec 2011 #6 LittleSister Well-Known Member Joined 12 Nov 2007 Messages 20,356 Location Me Norfolk/Suffolk border - Boat Deben & Southwold Visit site Can you blow your own sail? Yes, you can if you want!
10 Dec 2011 #7 westernman Well-Known Member Joined 23 Sep 2008 Messages 14,666 Location Costa Brava Visit site Rum_Pirate said: have a look here http://dsc.discovery.com/videos/mythbusters-blow-your-own-sail/ Starts at 2:10. Click to expand... It is working like a jet engine with the reverse thrust deployed.
Rum_Pirate said: have a look here http://dsc.discovery.com/videos/mythbusters-blow-your-own-sail/ Starts at 2:10. Click to expand... It is working like a jet engine with the reverse thrust deployed.
10 Dec 2011 #8 ProDave Well-Known Member Joined 5 Sep 2010 Messages 16,174 Location Alness / Black Isle Northern Scottish Highlands. Visit site There was a young sailer called Carter Who was a jolly good f****r When the wind wouldn't blow and the ship wouldn't go Carter the f****r would start her.
There was a young sailer called Carter Who was a jolly good f****r When the wind wouldn't blow and the ship wouldn't go Carter the f****r would start her.