It already exists.
Look in the "Database" section of this group.
-Tom
--- In electricboats@yahoogroups.com, oak <oak_box@...> wrote:
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> Steve,
> What is the approximate weight of your Duffy 20?
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> It would probably take a better volunteer than me to compile and organize this, but wouldn't it be great if we could somehow put together a document or web page that had a collection of "standard" boats, motors, and battery configurations?
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> The Catalina 30 and 22, the Erickson, the Duffy - these are all well known boats.
> If we had a collection of motors / batteries, and the data for each - then for anyone new that was seriously looking at converting an existing boat, they'd have a MUCH better idea of what they were getting into.
>
> For each boat, it might be nice to know:
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> Boat:
> Weight:
> LOA:
> Motor:
> Battery Bank:
> Top speed:
> Range at (top) or (cruising) speed: Â (specify speed that range is given for)
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>
> ________________________________
> From: Steve <steveschulzy@...>
> To: electricboats@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2013 9:10 AM
> Subject: [Electric Boats] Re: Torqeedo 4R vs. Torqeedo 2R vs. Traxxis 80 on a Catalina 22
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> I have a Duffy 20 Edison model which I run with the Torqeedo 2.0 long shaft. I run 4 x 6v costco deep cycle batteries and can motor happily all day long at 5 knots. Its an extremely quiet setup and other duffys that cruise by with inboards, we can actually hear their motors hum! I had the bottom end replaced when I bought the boat the previous owner had it flooded. Quite expensive to repair but its like new and works really well. Makes for quite the trailerable duffy since its not a keel drive unit. Photos in folder labeled "Sparky"
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> Steve
> Sparky 20' Duffy Edison
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