Actually, they do. The weight is distributed so it's not as big a deal
as a hunk of iron sitting in an inconvenient spot.

"SAIL LOCO" wrote in message
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Looks like another attempt by that electric motor company to sell some
motors.
They have been going to boat shows for years trying to get people to toss
their
diesels. They pitch people on the fact their motor weighs less and
requires
less maintenence. What they don't tell people is how many batteries they
need.
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