Hi George and All,            That is a lot of boat drag to either go fast or 
far.   Just not a great choice for solar power.           Next since it can 
only go max 5mph on E and few miles depending on your battery pack hard to 
justify it.  And no need of expensive controllers, E cycle motors as 2 speeds 
would be fine.            No detail on the prop, which needs to be as large as 
possible turning slow rpm for most eff.             What kind of outboards, 
inboards, KWHR and what it does now on them in speed, range.            Not 
likely to ever be more than a few mile range at low speed on electricity. But 
driven slow like 4mph with more panels, only 1.5hp of solar now.            
Answer these and we can go from there.            Doing EV boats one needs to 
start with a sailboat, mono, cat or tri hulls with much lower drag.            
A real canal/narrowboat would be great.
'eCycle electric motors, super cap/battery amalgamations, advanced alkaline 
fuel cells, thin/flexible PV modules'            These are needlessly expensive 
or just not viable at all.
                                                         Jerry Dycus            
                         
       From: George McNeir via EV <[email protected]>
 To: [email protected] 
 Sent: Sunday, April 26, 2015 9:06 PM
 Subject: [EVDL] EV Boat
   
I have just joined and subscribe to EVDL with the idea that there are 
likeminded folks interested in large EV boat design and building. The MOG is 
not a commercial enterprise at this time but may be key to the creation of 
such. Everything designed and implemented over the past 25 years is described 
on the site given below and in the videos and blog that are also given below.

Primarily I ask for any dialog that would help in furthering the progress made 
to date. In effect, those with knowledge of the Navitas NPS600 motor 
controller, eCycle electric motors, super cap/battery amalgamations, advanced 
alkaline fuel cells, thin/flexible PV modules, internal grid power distribution 
DC networks and anything else that may be contemplated for such a craft is 
welcome.

In its present form, the totally solar electric (drive and appliance) powered 
boat is very functional. Considerations in decreasing onboard use of power as 
well as better use of power now created and stored is paramount in continuing 
further development.

To date, all of the boat design & build has been funded through my own personal 
funds as a hobby. Below are the background data to which I referred.

Thank you in advance for your deliberation and comments. George


VIDEOS    Moving    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LI2nnN5892A&feature=youtu.be

        Beached  https://youtu.be/h92dWykE_Xo

        Tour          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRGKbayI2yI

SITE        http://www.mogcanalboat.com

BLOG    http://www.mognavy.blogspot.com/
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