Nice find, James.
I like the "Green Power" 48V/50V 13kW units. At about $9000 US FOB Austria, they might be pricy but they seem like a good alternative. The less powerful "Green Force" 48V/50V 8kW units are a little more expensive ($11,400 US each), but it looks like they're using pod technology grafted to an outboard body, which may explain the higher cost. I wonder what the net costs in the US would be with "transport costs, insurance, VAT,customs clearance at destination, export documents, duties or taxes".
I bet that we'll see some of these in operating in the US before too long.
Fair winds,
Eric
Marina del Rey, CA
--- In electricboats@yahoogroups.com, James Sizemore <james@...> wrote:
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> My main reason for going electric is also a lack of love of engine maintainability and repair. The fewer combustion engines on board the better.
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> If all you want is a high power electric out board try checking out these folks:
> http://www.aquawatt.at/en/
> I have no first hand expirances with them, but they do seem to be selling what you want.
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