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From: Jim Maxey (no email)
Date: Sat Oct 30 2004 - 20:38:47 EDT
Has anyone thought of using either a electric outboard motor with the propeller reversed or replacing the power head of a standard outboard motor shaft/prop assembly? I could envision this mounted on a standard retracting outboard motor bracket so it could raised up out of the water when it is not needed or wanted for reduced drag.
Jim
Ken James <> wrote:
Although I don't think regen is worth the speed penalty for a small boat
most times, I will say that with modern technology it is much more efficient
than using a standard alternatorfor that purpose.
-Ken
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