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11 months ago by 🇨🇦 Ronald (
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Is this Nozzle mounted to the rudder? It doesn’t look to be surrounding the prop as other nozzles do.
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11 months ago by 🇺🇸 LewZ (
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Probably a retro fit. Fixed position propeller with a following rudder. Likely added a ring (nozzle) to the existing rudder or a new rudder with ring.
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11 months ago by 🇬🇧 luckyduck (
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Someone is wasting a lot of engine power by not putting nozzle around the rudder. But then who are we, when no doubt that is the way a professional naval architect designed it - or was it someone or something else with less knowledge of what a kort is about? Lookout AI will be taking over our comments soon!!😭😭😭
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11 months ago by 🇨🇦 Ronald (
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It’s on a tugboat
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11 months ago by 🇺🇸 LewZ (
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Some ships have the kort nozzle behind the propeller like this photo. Doesn't seem to make full advantage of the purpose of the nozzle.
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11 months ago by 🇩🇪 RNinMunich (
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It IS the rudder Ron😉
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