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Hi Kev, How long would be a ? short ride ?? I need also a cost estimate! Any tip? Thank you all for your help!!

If I understand correctly, you want to use the design of long tail boats like this, but you want to switch from a gas engine to an electric

Hi,? Sounds like you have a sail boat and you need to have an extra long shaft to reach below the water. All motors? are standard long shaft or short shaft. Or you can buy a pod type that mounts

If it doesn’t need to be lifted out of the water permanently mounted a pod is the best solution. Even if it does does need to be lifted out a pod may still be the best solution can be attached to a

Hi, I was wondering what would be the best electric motor for "long-tail boats" (in replacement for gasoline, diesel etc. motors; these are outboard motors altered to extend their propellers far from

This is only to charge batteries on a 19-foot, open, day-sailing type sailboat. Mounting options for solar panels are limited and the possible ones detract from the boat's form and function. This just

Is this a test for using solar panels on floats to charge boats, or are you experimenting for large scale usage? Sorry I missed your original post. For a boat, I would think it would be much better to

I expect it only a remote possibility, but if anyone has interest in DIY-level floatovoltaics, I will report after two seasons of experience with my battery charging system. To review: This is a

Unlikely with MPPT since they typically require an input voltage 5-8V more than the battery charge voltage.? Both your lithium and AGM are 48V.

This is interesting. So would this work? I have a Lithium 100 amphr 48volt bank to run motor and a 48vlt 160amphr agm set which was original bank used for testing. Can I use an 48 volt victron mppt

On Jan 29, 2024, at 3:27 PM, Stew <stewart.reed@...> wrote: ?Makes total sense. Really helpful post, thanks. I currently run my 12V off the 48V bank but your solution ring-fences the 48V for

Take a look at VICTRON ORION DC-DC converter :?https://www.victronenergy.com/dc-dc-converters/orion-tr-dc-dc-converters-isolated Thierry

Makes total sense. Really helpful post, thanks. I currently run my 12V off the 48V bank but your solution ring-fences the 48V for motor energy. I think I’ll do the same. Stewart +33 6 87 96 66 80

Using a power supply when there is a battery connected is not the right solution. A power supply works great on circuits without batteries delivering perfect voltage. Once a battery is added, then a

I had the same issue. I have a 48 to 12v converter, but they say not to use it for battery charging. So I ran a 50w solar panel for that one battery. I am researching if I can put 48v into the solar

I have a 48V battery bank and a 12V house. Been running this setup for 4 years now and no issues. I use an MPPT (Victron SmartSolar 100/20). Connect your 48V battery to the MPPT PV input. The MPPT

We also installing a 48vdc propulsion bank 600ah and charging the 12vdc from the 48 pack. Recommendation from Victron was to use a MPPT solar charger feed from the 48vdc connected to the Cerbo GX for

I use a Victron 75/15 Smart MPPT controller to charge a 12v LiFePO4 domestic service bank. Works well for me.

I agree with Kurt's suggestion: a MPPT charger will be a good option. I am using EPEver mppt chargers to keep my 12Vdc and 24Vdc battery banks charged from my 96Vdc main energy storage bank. This has

I also use a dc-dc charger. It provides a steady 13.4 volts to the house battery, which is good and guarantees that there is always a reliable 12volt supply. What it doesn't do is provide the