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Has anyone seen or heard of a propellor with the center hole being maybe a
10" diameter so that the prop could be driven internally by a gear? what we're discussing here is like a starter ring gear but where the teeth are inside and has a large enough diameter to accomodate some sort of driving gear and a structual member not in contact with the ring gear. The ring gear would then be attached to the prop with the very large center hole. Our first thought were the gears inside a auto rear end (connecting drive shaft to axle shaft) but instead of being at right angles, looking for driving and driven gears to be inline. Didn't some old fighterplanes fire through the prop and spinner? How did that work? Thanks, Dick |
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