-
controls an electro-mechanical or electro-hydraulic
drive for the
rudder, with a
rudder position indicator presenting feedback to the helmsman.
Until the...
-
Balanced rudders are used by both
ships and aircraft. Both may
indicate a
portion of the
rudder surface ahead of the hinge,
placed to
lower the control...
- as festive.
Ernesto Reyna also
stated the
rudder chain broke. Perl
wrote that he
could not
control the
rudder.
Hessel also
stated that
after the death...
- shot
perforated the
armor just
above the waterline,
cutting the left
rudder chain and
leaving Huáscar
temporarily adrift. Meanwhile,
Cochrane sustained...
- L'Aigle,
followed by a few men; he got in at the
stern gun port up the
rudder chains and was met by some of the crew, who resisted. He
swung on a rope to...
-
attached to an
outboard motor,
rudder post or
stock to
provide leverage in the form of
torque for the
helmsman to turn the
rudder. A
tiller may also be used...
- ship's
rudder during a storm.
Horton was
lowered over the
stern of the ship and cut the
fastenings of the ship's
rudder chains,
allowing the
rudder itself...
-
stern during a
heavy gale and
cutting the
fastenings of the ship's
rudder chains William R.
Huber Navy Machinist's Mate USS Bruce (DD-329),
Naval Shipyard...
- sank
vessels all over the Gulf of Mexico,
Nicaragua suffered a
broken rudder chain and was left
adrift near the Devil's Elbow, a
point of
tidal convergence...
- By
moving the
stern boom and the two
rudders,
front and aft, from side to side it was
possible to
replace the
chain in the
centre of the
river again, even...