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The latest episode of NMPA Prop Talk was released on Friday. A great discussion on the technical details for pros and rookies alike, and an easy to follow conversation that boaters will understand on what cup, pitch and other terms mean and what they do. Check it out here... nmpa.net/nmpa-prop-talk-ep-3/
NMPA Prop Talk - Ep. 3 - National Marine Propeller Association
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Home of the Real Propeller Repair Pros! A resource for information on boat propeller repair, sales and service by NMPA members many of whom are NMPA Certified Professionals with expertise in all aspects such as propeller pitch, propeller rake, propeller hub replacement, propeller shaft, propeller sh...NMPA Prop Talk - Episode 2 is now available for streaming... check it out!
NMPA Prop Talk - Ep. 2 - National Marine Propeller Association
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Home of the Real Propeller Repair Pros! A resource for information on boat propeller repair, sales and service by NMPA members many of whom are NMPA Certified Professionals with expertise in all aspects such as propeller pitch, propeller rake, propeller hub replacement, propeller shaft, propeller sh...anchor.fm/nmpa/episodes/NMPA-Prop-Talk---Pilot1-efi1t7
NMPA Prop Talk - Pilot1 by NMPA Prop Talk • A podcast on Anchor
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In this pilot episode, NMPA President Stew Foster hosts a meeting with members of the association taking the temperature of the propeller sales and repair sector as states start to re-open. Guests include business owner and president of Dover, NH based AccuTech Propeller, Larry Kindberg; and financi...Prop Press 360, Linden DDS with True Prop Software.
Shipped Cargo Air to NMPA Member Propeller Tecknik in Sweden.
We think boating is hands down the best way to practice social distancing with family or all alone. Here's hoping business in your area is good and all are being safe and practical!
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Maryland eases some coronavirus restrictions on outdoor recreation, allowing golf, boating and more
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Maryland remains under a stay-at-home order with schools and many businesses closed, but Gov. Larry Hogan on Wednesday announced a slight easing of restrictions on outdoor recreation and non-emergency medical procedures.