I did a conversion in a similar sized boat last year. I used the 12KW motor you are considering and a similar battery assembly. I have a heat exchanger cooling system with a coolant pump and a raw water pump. I only need the raw water cooling for sustained speeds over 6 knots. I made my own 3:1 reduction unit. I wrote up a fairly detailed account with discussion on the choices I made.
http://dan.pfeiffer.net/10m/electric_drive.htm
Dan Pfeiffer
Hello! I have an Allmand Sail 31 sailboat and I removed its motor to convert it to electric. I would like to share my ideas and listen to recommendations from people with more experience before making purchases.Engine:I want to buy the 10KW or the 12KW thunderstruck-ev.com motor kit, I would like to know what you recommend.When I removed the old motor I took out everything it had, including the cooler and the pump, the truth is that everything was in poor condition.Now that I am going to buy the electric motor, if I choose the solution with liquid cooling I would have to buy the entire cooling system, and if I choose the air-cooled version it is not much of a problem because I have 2 new blowers that I was thinking of installing for an air conditioning but that idea was cancelled.Does anyone have the 10KW air cooled motor? Have any problem?I also plan to buy the support with the 2:1 reduction (although I don't know why when I go to buy it says 2.67:1?)Batteries:My idea is to build a battery bank with 16 Lifepo4 320 AH batteries and a 250A BMS. Read experiences about it?Charger:5000W Solar Inverter (already purchased)It is this: https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256803396031941.html12V:My idea is to have a common 12V battery and a DC-DC Converter that I already bought, this is the 60A version:https://www.aliexpress.us/item/2251832330206798.htmlThank you very much for your support, and I will tell you about the whole process here and also on my YouTube channel that I started to allocate to this project. Cheers!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkq-EcKeYjA&t=112sI appreciate your subscription and like, which helps with the YouTube algorithm.
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