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Hello

I bought an electric outboard
motor to my rowing boat.
Motor is made in Russia. As
you all can guess the thrust
isnīt wery good. Itīs poor.
Motor works normally with 12v.
battery, and I was thinking if
it can handle two
12v. batteries in series.
Voltage and current would then
rise to double.
If the motor doesnīt break it
will go faster, right?
What do you think?
Can the motor handle the extra
12volts or will it break?

thanks.

 
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