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![]() "Martin Baxter" wrote in message ... Don't leave out the fact that the electric trolling motor power is produced directly at the prop. There is significant power loss in a gas outboard between where it is produced and the prop that does the work. Hmm, I don't really know, but I don't think the losses should be all that big, one little water pump to turn, on set of crown and pinion gears. Intuitively I don't think you'd lose more than 15%.. I'll bet that most outboard manufactures measure output of just the head, no shaft, no water pump. It would not be as much as that. 3-5% would be about the right amount. |
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