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Author Topic: Sidewheeler  (Read 2209 times)

gawnsouth22000

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Sidewheeler
« on: June 19, 2005, 09:21:32 PM »
im building a sidewheeler 50" ive been looking into feathering wheels
like on the denbigh thats relly an important web sight from texas a.m
anyone have ideas i,d love to hear from you i have a marine archetect
working on hull plans he desighned a feathering sidewheel that got up
to 26 knots sincerly garr998@bellsouht.net

glitzkow

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Sidewheeler
« Reply #1 on: June 19, 2005, 09:21:58 PM »
I've also seen the project Denbigh site, that ship is truly impressive
for her time period. Very advanced!

I was very surprised to find out that such "Feathering" wheels existed
at the time she was operated. I may have to stop my research into the
Lady Elgin for a while, and build a scale working model of the Denbigh
simply because they have more three dimensional data about the Denbigh
as opposed to the apparent nonexistent Marine Architect blueprints for
the Lady Elgin.

Happy steaming.

Gary.

freedem

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Sidewheeler
« Reply #2 on: June 19, 2005, 09:22:22 PM »
hi gawnsouth
could you please write more about your naval architect and his
feathering wheel
thankyou
jeffery

 

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