Self-Pitching Three-Blade Carbon Fibre Cyclic Pitch Propeller, prototype
2005-2006
Self-Pitching Carbon Fibre Cyclic Pitch Propeller, prototype, with wooden transport box and steel transport box trolley
- Made:
- 2005-2006; 2014 in Pulborough
- maker:
- John R. Coxon John R. Coxon
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LicenseSelf-pitching three blade carbon fibre cyclic pitch propeller
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Self-pitching three blade carbon fibre cyclic pitch propeller
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Self-pitching three blade carbon fibre cyclic pitch propeller
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Self-pitching three blade carbon fibre cyclic pitch propeller
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Self-pitching three blade carbon fibre cyclic pitch propeller
Science Museum Group Collection
© The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Self-pitching three blade carbon fibre cyclic pitch propeller, prototype, and wooden transport box designed and made by John Coxon, Pulborough, West Sussex, England, 2005-2006, and steel transport box trolley, designed and made by John Coxon, Pulborough, West Sussex, England, 2014. This propeller was designed to be fitted to small motor vessel Volvo-Penta stern drive units. Originally, this propeller was designed for aircraft.
Details
- Category:
- Marine Engines
- Object Number:
- 2014-364
- Materials:
- carbon fibre, stainless steel (marine grade 316), bronze (copper, tin alloy), epoxy resin, mahogany (wood), plywood, felt, aluminium alloy, metal (unknown), plastic (unidentified), steel (metal) and leather
- Measurements:
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overall (see parts):
- type:
- propeller, prototype - object genre and box - container
- copyright:
- Coxon, Christopher John
- credit:
- J R Coxon
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