--- In electricboats@yahoogroups.com, donald bland wrote:
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> matey, one does not need the exact battery to run it. and in New Caledonia, ( I am Aussie, me-self) one can get numerous good batteries , and even Li-Ion types. But any 'ol string of wet "flooded" batteries to make up 48 vdc ot 72 Vdc whatever your motor wants will work just fine & dandy, eh mate? I've a string of golf cart batteries and a wind generator keepin 'em topped up now.
I do not agree : the supposed interest of this small 503S engine is that it is a small integrated package and I intended to use it on a small inflatable tender, I cannot imagine to use it with lead batteries because there is no space for them in the tender. additionnaly the lithium battery includes the electronics controlling the engine and a GPS, which you won't find in off the shelf ordinary lead batteries.
jcglt S/V Bauhinia
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