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  • It basically sounds like a formula one race car.

  • GO BABY GO!

  • AWESOME! its like a huge rc boat =D great job cool vid

  • amazing

  • sounds like plane and F1...

  • ill take one where do i sign??

  • is this a direct drive motor?

  • YEAH BABY!! LIPO BABY!!

  • very cool, full size FE Boat!

  • I thought a woman called helen loney had the electric record.

  • Sounds like a formula one race car.

  • Very impressive, My student group has been trying for 20mph with off the shelf parts, not there yet. Your achievement is inspiring, keep up the good work.

  • @48jimd2 where is your student group located? I know of a student group trying to acheive this at the University of Idaho

  • Awesome work....

  • He would make alot of money selling these.

  • lmao, it sounds like one of the cars from the Jetsons!

  • this is exactly what I want to build next.....

  • That is sexy!

    what is the run time going 40-50mph?

    Also where can one get plans to buld this sexy machine?

  • fuckin awesome

  • is this at devils lake Oregon?

  • Congrats! That is AWESOME!

    I would really like to build a recreational electric hydro that would run 30-60 mph. Any pointers or setup info you can give would be appreciated. What Hull and motor were you running, if you don't mind me asking?

  • It is a modified 48 volt brushed motor from a forklift used to power the hydraulics, rated at about 15hp. We ran a Zilla speed control and put 140 volts and 700 amps to it from 42 Lithium Polymer batteries. Composite glass honeycomb boat I built. I think if you built a very lightweight boat had 12x 12v lead acid batteries and a similar motor 30 to 70mph is possible depending on how much run time you want.

    Mike

  • Hi can you please post a photo of the motor battery and controller set up in the boat thanks very much for this amazing video

  • If you take the motor out of an old electric golf cart, it can be retrofitted onto most 2 cycle outboard motors in place of the gasoline powerhead, it's pretty straight-forward work, you may need to weld up some special mounting brackets for the electric motor..

  • Awsome! Congratulations on setting the record!

  • That was very cool,I have raced stock outboard for 15 years and i have never seen anything like that.Congrads on the record.

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