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330MillionGods 1 month ago
I like it. With the 260 watt panels you could pull a water-skier!
tsbrownie 4 months ago
Most innovative designs have easily been the most simple as the same time.
Good work, really like the idea!!
MittWaffen 5 months ago
that simply is the greatest thing I've seen out of solar in quite some time.
garand 8 months ago 4
@garand Thanks !!!
MrFrais 8 months ago
oars & rowlocks things of the past. : )
rainbowsalads 9 months ago
@rainbowsalads Still need them in case the power goes on the fritz.If it can happen with internal combustion,it can happen with electricity.besides,the USCG doesn't differentitate:If it's less than 20 feet long,it must have a secondary means of propulsion in case the main power goes out.Anything to help you get back to the hill...
doughesson 9 months ago
AWESOME idea and design, Great job!
Bigjohnnywad 9 months ago
awesome
doug2877 9 months ago
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No batteries at all? What electric motor did you use? Please let me know. Thanks
Sailtome 9 months ago
No batteries at all? What electric motor did you use? Please let me know. Thanks
Sailtome 9 months ago
great make more boats for others also
soapshouse 10 months ago
how much current does that little motor need? is it also connected to your battery? just interested.. My solar is now 220W onto the house..but a little boat looks fun for a day out with two of my 55W 12V I can take off the side of the house when needed for boat fun.lol..... nice little boat you have ideal!!!
usingmycamera 10 months ago
A really great boat!
Honest compliments :)
ArmaHighVoltage 11 months ago 3
@ArmaHighVoltage Thanks !!!
MrFrais 11 months ago
@ArmaHighVoltage Thanks !!!
MrFrais 11 months ago
bravo...
buk1962 11 months ago
@buk1962 Díky!
MrFrais 11 months ago
how do you get home again :P
HDErikBlog 1 year ago
woiw that's great ! sunshine power 110 watts with 2 pannels ! congratulations !
vik95170 2 years ago
Thanks !
MrFrais 2 years ago
Perfekt to by mně nenapadlo dat solar na lod asi to vyskouším na modelu pak nemusím dobyjet baterky
simipavel 2 years ago 2
...taky mi to dlouho trvalo, než mne to napadlo...je dobré začít na modelu...
MrFrais 2 years ago
Ano ! Chválím technické řešení, scénář, režii i hudbu. Zraje to jak víno...
yeerka 2 years ago 2
...ja ja...podařilo se...tak jednoduché věci mne napadnou jednou za sto let...ach jo
MrFrais 2 years ago
Great clip! Your boat seems to work very well, with good control even in rough water.
Is the electric motor powered directly from the solar panels, or is there a battery somewhere?
solarboatman 2 years ago 6
The battery was soon discharged. Most of the journey by water, I went only to the solar panels. Thank you for your praise.
MrFrais 2 years ago