T-Pain Is On A Boat: Re: [Electric Boats] Re: Torqueedo

Sunday, May 25, 2014

Re: [Electric Boats] Re: Torqueedo

Dear Mister"73foster",

I am an experienced builder/ fabricator, and small businessman with an interest in most things electric/unique. Although I am an experienced engineering tech, I found your article interesting, informative, and generally productive, ... especially for the electrically inexperienced. I evaluate articles like this one and in general this site on my own knowledge and my ability to follow along mentally in the subject matter. I found it thorough as well as simple to follow along. Bottom line, Kudos. I am not offended by the casual and Spartan use of web links to explain a subject, so long as they do not purposely steer me to "X" company's product as the "only" solution. I for one would like to again thank you for the "wall-O-text" as my sons call it, so as to teach those of lesser skill to become a better person.

Cheers Mates!,

Aero_Dan

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From: 73foster@live.com [electricboats]

To: electricboats@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Sunday, May 25, 2014 9:52 AM

Subject: [Electric Boats] Re: Torqueedo

Its certainly not a buseness by me. I posted it here as there are some good notes on parallel and in series solar panel wiring. It helped me and will help other people. I agree. This site had changed over the last year. I have been a member for years and am sick of businesses advertising there pile of stock here and using it to profit from learner's. This site has certainly changed over the last year, I have been a member for years and in the beginning it was just used by electric boat enthusiast's and project chaps and hobbiest's. I'm learning and sharing what I learn to help me mates out. So no can of worms here man! :-)

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