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Does anyone have knowledge of Where, When, How, etc. of electric boat races here in the US? This is something I'd like to get into, but am having trouble finding out information on schedules, class

MotorGuide makes a 2 speed 22lb thrust for about $80 that would propel your canoe at a top speed of 3.5-4MPH. I have devised a detachable rudder/electric motor arrangement for canoes that's both

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Quite a project you have there...But that is probably the first 50% of the fun, isn't it?<br>It amazes me that there is so little interest on the market for the

Kirsti:<br><br>I have been going through the same process, trying to engineer an electric drive in a Spray 22 sailboat that I am building. It weighs 4000#s.<br>I have found EV America

Bob:<br>You might look at the seb site of the Electric Boat Association of the Americas<br>(www.electicboat.com)<br>and see the books on the subject. From the home page, go to DEPARTMENTS then to

Kristi:<br><br>You are not alone. Many people are having similar thoughts.<br>I suggest you take a ook at the web page of the ELectric Boat Association of the Americas<br>www.electricboat.com<br>You

Kristi:<br><br>You are not alone. Many people are having similar thoughts.<br>I suggest you take a ook at the web page of the ELectric Boat Association of the Americas<br>www.electricboat.com<br>You

Maybe I'm just a bad "surfer", but I have not been able to find anything on the net about electric motors for sailboats.<br>Is this the place? <br>Maybe you can help?<br>I live on my 38' sailboat in

I am thinking of getting a trolling motor for my canoes (16 ft ). I would like some info on amperage and speed. I looked in a book on electric boats but can't get much info. How much speed would you

Bill:<br><br>There is a discussion of fuel cells in the issue of the Electric Boata Journals now in the mail to members. While, it does not address your question directly, it might be helpful to you.

Thanks, Bill, for the reply.<br>I guess we could also try some pre-treating with something like ScotchGuard.<br>Ron

You might try taking the canopy to an automotive detailer, they have coatings used on car fabric, which they garrantee to come clean.

I have been reading about fuel cells, will they be available for boats any time soon? How big would a cell have to be that would be capable of charging a bank of, say, eight 6vdc golf cart

We're getting an ElectraCraft boat with full canopy. Expect we will get occasional seagull droppings. What are effective spot remover products?

Thank you for the web page link to ELCO web page. Interesting boat styles. I found they have a sales rep in SoCal, and I will contact that person.<br>Ron

All the information is on their website at:<br><a href=http://www1.mhv.net/~elco/ target=new>http://www1.mhv.net/~elco/</a><br>Their boats are works of art and their support, by reputation, is

Frank,<br>Thanks for the reply. I haven't heard of ELCO here in Southern California. Are they on the East Coast?<br>What sizes EB do they offer?<br>Do they have a web site?<br>Ron

Im presently working through some of these same calculations for my 23 launch which I hope to launch at the end of the summer after 4 years of construction. The propulsion system is the last major

Ron,<br><br>Don't overlook ELCO (Electric Launch Co). Probably the oldest domestic mfg and they do nice work.<br><br>Frank

We plan to buy an electric boat to use in Long Beach and Huntington Beach and Newport Beach Harbors in Southern California. We are considering Duffy, ElectraCraft, and Gatsby boats. <br><br>Does