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Another area where a lot of hulls seem to get it wrong (going by pictures) is clearances; according to this The Paper's elevation prop simply maps Material UI's theme.shadows to box-shadow based on the number. The range is from 0 Tebex]**One big banner** with which you can wish an happy halloween to everyone from the staff putting **your logo** on it!The avatar content can be either a an image, an icon, or short text string. Avatar content defaults to the 'person-fill' icon when no other content is specified. with more blades the clearance can be smaller, but "never" less then 2" on top and 1" at bottom. or minimum 1" up and down. there is no law about it except law of nature. others 3 blade should have min 17% on top, 27% in front of, with 4 blades that is 15% resp. 25%. For example, if I put in the numbers for a 60 foot boat drawing 2 feet with 40000lbs displacement (18 tons), powered by a Beta 43 with the standard 2.09:1 PRM150, it gives 17.9" x 11.6" as the optimum 3-blade propeller, which is *very* close to the recommendation from Beta Marine (and others) of 18" x 12". You can also supply custom content via the default slot, although you may need to apply additional styling on the content. Image content

So you are slightly over propped, I guess that open water wasn't the English channel, so you can still be effected by shallow water, I don't remember the number, but saw that even with 10-15 meter under the keel the ship was effected, didn't say size though, slowed down at least 15%,, we all know what happened with inches under the keel and narrow canals. Beta marine, Crowther's, et al have a vast store of knowledge in specifying props that will give a good all round performance, and if you don't deviate wildy from their recommendations you can't go far wrong. something to be aware of the HP is often SAE HP, look at betas info, they have two curves red and green, often real power is about 85% of SAE. hp @ 2000 rpm, 2:1 reduction, 3 blade 24"x 19" prop. Cruises at 400 to 600 rpm on shallow, and upto 900 rpm on deeper canals. Who can't resist the temptation to open it up just to see what it'll do flat out? On open water with a gps phone app speedo I think we managed to touch 7 and a bit mph.

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to our component via the className prop, the classes are applied to the root Paper element, which is the