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I suggest you do some calculations on the amp/hours required to produce say
5hp. Then you'll see why there are limits to electricity as a primary propulsion system in a boat. "Andrew" wrote in message oups.com... I'm a business school student looking at the market feasibility of introducing a 2-10HP electric outboard engine that could be used as primary propulsion. This product would be introduced by a major player in the industry within the next few years. Since you are all avid boat users I would like to hear your reactions and get your thoughts on whether or not this would be an attractive product. I would also like to know how you see this product being used once it is introduced. |
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