Hi All
My name is Ken Winokur and I have been a long time lurker on this mailing list but I don't post much.
I'm a yacht broker, marine technology advisor and more and have worked with power boat manufacturers on high speed hybrid electric (Siemens electric motors and Styer engines / generators) which for new power boats is an excellent solution but of course are nearly the same if not more expensive then traditional diesel power.
I was wondering if anyone here has experience or experimented with a different more simple approach.
This would be for older boat that's would mostly be used as a live aboard but needs to be moved occasionally and at only hull speed.
My approach would be for say a 39 foot 1980's Searay express cruiser for which I have many for sale dirt cheap.
I would rip out both engines and generator and replace them with a pair of AC industrial motors and run the off a single at AC240/240 or perhaps a pair of generators to get AC 460.
I see motors from 10 to 40 hp at Grainger and on eBay which may be suitable.
Any one who has explored this path I would be interested in talking to.
Thanks so much.
Ken
Btw my personal boat is a Sabre 28 sailboat with an atomic 4 that I may replace with electric some day.
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