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... greetings i don't know a lot about aviation but sure someone here does so the question is why do seaplane motors sound heavier? and more distinctive than their land based counterparts? live near water and i can tell by the sound if it has floats or wheels must be a reason for this Generally, seaplanes will be fitted with larger diameter propellers than their land counterparts. This translates to higher prop tip speeds, some approaching supersonic. Higher speed at the tips relates to more noise. -- Mike O'Malley |
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