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What's the point in having those paddle wheel like propellers. Isn't it more effective with a fully submerged propeller?
Hellstrom03 1 year ago
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jxdigital 1 year ago
Great looking boat. But how "green" is it really. I'm curious, where are all the materials sourced from to build it?
Eltoca21 1 year ago
yea is a nice boat. i work right now on this boat. its huge.
squatworldwide 2 years ago
Yeah I'm confused. People have been sailing around the world for centuries. While solar is obviously do-able it is still too expensive and impractical to be commercially viable, whereas wind has proven to be economically viable already for centuries.
I would have thought that building new sail technology with solar as a backup would have been a better solution.
And of course, the Americans and Russians have demonstrated that nuclear propulsion is workable...
stangoodvibes 2 years ago
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@stangoodvibes Yes, I agree with you here 100% !
I saw this one in our local technology newspaper, but I don't really like the design of the Planetsolar, but that's personal..
What I really wonder, is how efficient this straight vertical "wall" at the stern is, with the propellers placed directly behind it?
jxdigital 1 year ago
Did they consider the benefits of putting a mast and ordinary sail on the Ship???
Altinget 2 years ago
no. no mast. alone the elektric engine`s have 290hp together.
and the whole deck is covert with solar pannels.
squatworldwide 2 years ago
This is the real 21st century sailing method! ;D
videouzleg 2 years ago
pls more data...
how manny people wood carry,when it wood be start building for sale,what speed it wood go, more detail on the motors,panels etc :)
vatrenikrug 2 years ago