TN Traveler
Contributor
I got into the pool for an hour just to “play “ with different settings. As Bob told me, “it’s gonna take a whole lot of screwing to get it right “ .
For kicks I turned them so the top was bowed up; result being I went nowhere fast but I could frog kick with them easily.
Next I rotated them about 5 clicks on each side so there was a deep pocket. Result was lots of power but hard to kick (at least for these old legs). This setting would be great for young,strong legs in high currents.
Finally found a great setting for me - cup the blade by 2 clicks on the inside and 3 clicks on the outside. More power than “neutral” position but still easy to kick. Hopefully this will work well with a tank on my back.
This is definitely more challenging than finding the best position for whiskers.
For kicks I turned them so the top was bowed up; result being I went nowhere fast but I could frog kick with them easily.
Next I rotated them about 5 clicks on each side so there was a deep pocket. Result was lots of power but hard to kick (at least for these old legs). This setting would be great for young,strong legs in high currents.
Finally found a great setting for me - cup the blade by 2 clicks on the inside and 3 clicks on the outside. More power than “neutral” position but still easy to kick. Hopefully this will work well with a tank on my back.
This is definitely more challenging than finding the best position for whiskers.