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Thread: Electric boat motors
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25th May 2006, 12:52 PM #16
Thanks Mik
Hi,
Thanks for the words of advice. If I did build a Zimmer,/Hacker/Chris Craft type runabout I'd certainly go for a serious diesel motor - no sense having a 'gentleman's runabout' that only does 4 knots!
The electric motor choice would be for alternative or main power - depending on the style of boat selected - and would be of the traditional electric launch style or backup power for a sailing skiff or sharpie or similar. I don't mind the canoe-stern and other launches that David Payne does and I thought one of these may suit an electric rather than petrol/diesel motor. But if I can get a nice old motor that chugs along (and I'm happy to rebuild one) then this could be as appealing asa quiet electric motor. Just might scare the trout away!
I appreciate to comments on design and I'll certainly aim to select a style that does what I want, and for which it is intended, and will most likely call on Duck Flat for help (and to buy the plans from )
Regards,
Darren
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20th June 2006, 09:57 PM #17New Member
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Electric boat motors
We have a range of electric boat motors, ranging from fractional horsepower to about 10kW, including inboard, outboard or "sail drive" type power pods.
We also can advise on suitable small boats (16-25ft) for electric drive.
Basic info is on www.solarboat.com.au (currently about 2 years out of date - why does updating the website always come behind other projects??
We have plans for a nice little 15ft clinker launch - half cabin design coming up.
If we can help further contact [email protected]
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21st June 2006, 09:55 AM #18
Thanks "Solarboat".
Let me know when the 15' design is done via [email protected] as this could be of interest.
I'll check out your website and be in touch if I go down the electric path.
Regards,
Darren
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