Hi Tony,
Two things. Please stop shouting (TYPING IN ALL CAPS). IT's just not polite online etiquette.
Secondly, like Kirk, I didn't see a question in this or your other recent post.
"Just considering installing an electric motor into one of my hulls where my hydraulic drive used to be. I have a 72 volt frazer nash motor and controller and a shaft in my bilge crying out for an electric motor Since i already have a 37 hp nanni diesl sd ,i would like to buy a 240 v diesel genset to power the 72 v transformer and use the motor to power in marinas or to give me more top end speed
hoping to pick up a second hand genset cheap as the commercial boats ,fishing.are being sold cheap. Maybe an ac cheaper commercial motor would do as i only need one direction and basic speed control
I can wait another 7 years till the prices come down but a basic system would be nice to start with. My cat is 37 ft long and 6 ton"
You might get a better response if you let us know what you want from us.
Fair winds,
Eric
Marina del Rey, CA
--- In electricboats@yahoogroups.com, "Kirk" <kirkmcloren@...> wrote:
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> > STARTED READING ABOUT 7 YEARS ABOUT SOLOMON TECH FROM CHARLES CHOIDI MULTIHULL MAG UNBIASED REPORTER LOL.
> > i INVESTED IN A CAR SIMILAR TI A GEM ELECTRIC CAR AND THEN HAVE WAITED FOR SOME TECHNOLOGY TO CATCH UP'
> > DID NOT GET ONE PIECE OF ADVICE ON MY LAST POST AND STARTING TO REGRETT THE TIME I HEARD ABOUT THIS SUBJECT
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> The way your post was worded I thought you were sharing an intent not looking for comments. What is your question? Seriously, enquiring minds want to know.
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