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It looks like I won't have my boat in the show this year. Trailer problems and a family reunion will limit my visit to Sunday. I hope to see some of you then. I'll be wearing a green hat with my boat

Just a reminder:<br>An electric boat workshop will be conducted Saturday, October 2, at the Chesapeake Bay Small Boat Festival in St. Michaels, Maryland.<br>Several of the well-known personalities in

I would add KTA Services to the list of places to check: (909) 949-7914.<br><br>I recently purchased all the propulsion system components, except batteries and charger, for my 23' fantail from them.

Try EV america , talk to Bob. EVAmerica@....<br><br>Yoe didn't say whom you got that price from, but i would guess that it was Elco. They don't seem to think that ther is any other compition out

I am impressed!<br>The prices of electric motors are something else....<br>If I'm going to get one (and I'd love to....) I'd expect it to at least be competitive with a new diesel.<br>Not

It looks as though there will be at least six electric boats on display -- in and out of the water -- at St. Michaels.<br>A workshop on electric boats will be held on Oct. 2 at 10 a.m. Many of the

Do you have any idea about how much electric boat info will be a the St. Michaels get-together? <br><br>Do you think there will be an inwater display?<br><br>My electric boat I discribed in message#20

Doug,<br><br>I'd look into sailboat hulls,particularly catboats,as they are extremely wide for their length and are true displacement hulls. In the size you're after, I'd suggest a Marshall

I guess this message is primarily aimed toward those members who are builders or experimenters, but anyone interested can enter into the conversation or possible events. <br>I've been encouraged by a

Greetings! I have some questions that I'm hoping some of you might be able to answer.<br>My intent is to use one or two submersible electric motors, e.g., Minn Kota RT 70, 24V, to propel a smaller

1) I'm expecting some material,prices etc. for the electric wheel, hopefully soon. I have spoken with someone, who actually took a trip with the owner on his sailboat, outfitted with the motor. He got

Phone# for Solomon Technologies is 301-274-4479. Speak with Dave Tether

Thank you, Bill, I'll look into it. I assume this is the same Electric Wheel that's been mentioned several times here recently. Haven't had time to read everything. Don't happen to have an address or

I am far from an expert, but the only motor that I have found that would regenerate, that is recharge the batteries as the prop turns due to sail power moving the boat, is the Electric Wheel by

Has anyone done any experimenting on battery recharging using a system other than solar or a gas engine hooked up to an alternator? When a kid in the 50's I had a small generator that attached to the

Ken:<br><br>Is it possible to get the old issues of the Electric Boat Journal? BTW I have sent you an application to join the EBAA, you should be getting it soon.<br><br>Bill

kenmatthews - Maybe what the electric boat industry needs more than racing events is some sort of periodic expo where like-minded individuals could exchange ideas and show off their own inventions.

Bill: I have talked with Dave Tether about the electric wheel, and I am impressed by what he says. The Electric Boat Journal ran an article about it last year based on information provided by Tether.

Terry: In the recent past, there was some high-speed racing in the Northwest U.S. with boats reaching speeds in excess of 70 mph. I dont think they're doing it anymore. Each year, Solar Splash, an

I hae recently found information on a new type of motor, the "electric wheel". It is sold by Solomon technologies, David Tether, 301-274-4479.<br>It is designed so that it will regenerate the