What is the old thumb rule to design a propeller? – McqOptions

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1.	What is the old thumb rule to design a propeller?
A.	Keep it as long as possible
B.	Keep it as short as possible
C.	Keep it as short and wide as possible
D.	Keep it as half of diameter always
Answer» B. Keep it as short as possible

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