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trolling motors in parallel?
further to the recent discussion on bilge pumps as propulsion, does anyone
know the nett result of running twin trolling motors as opposed to a single one? the motivation for doing this would be keeping the cost down, as you can often buy two smaller motors for less than the cost of a single large one, even if the ratings for thrust add up. from a very simple perspective, would you get the same approximate drive from say, two 15lb motors as you would from a single 30lb? as a side issue, are the power requirements for two smaller motors likely to be greater or less than that of a single large motor? Shaun |
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