I think there is a lot of room for development in solar-powered pleasure boats, especially since they don't get used hard every day. Once the boat is in the water and running, one can tinker with the "hydrodynamic drive", the "radiant energy system", and the "energy storage system" to make it better, faster, and more efficient; a little bit at a time, all the while having fun.
Willie
--- In electricboats@yahoogroups.com, matt elder <mattelderca@...> wrote:
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> That's what my pontoon does!
> And all I have is two 50 dollar MK AT50's, two 140 AH floodeds, two 60 watt PV, a mornigstar charge controller, an ebay golf cart controller,
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> And a few other small goodies. Sits at the dock all week and plays hard as access to our cottage, and cruising the lake all weekend. Happiness is never buying fuel!
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> mattelderca
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