SPS

The SPS (Saildrive Propulsion System) provide minimal resistance when under sail and during races. The systems have the following features:

- The system is lightweight
- Using CP Prtopellerr
- Capable of both propulsion and regeneration
- Require minimum space inside the hull and engine room
- Can be posisitoned near the center of the vessel, for optimum weight distribution
- Highly efficient when motoring.
- Replace a normal stern propeller

The SPS system stays down but the propeller can go into feathering posisiton. This will give a little resistance when sailing but the resistance is far less than from a normal shaft, P bracket and propeller in sailing position. The SPS system takes up a lot less space in the engine room since there is no need for a wet box.

The SPS can be driven by an electrical motor or a combustion engine.

The SPS can have an electrical motor mounted directly on top of the leg. This will take up as little space as possible in the engine room.