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What happened ?! ;)
winter layover. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by brad460
This is great news!!!!!
Is the forum history still intact?
Nevermind, I found it.
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Good to see it up and running again.
Still a work in progress and expect to see some "sprucing up" soon as well
Great News
Pipes frozen
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I initially thought I got an IP ban..but couldn’t remember if I said anything to cause that..
Glad it’s back online !
I thought I was banned as well…. Ahhhhhhh time to settle back in with a coffee and Baileys and scrolling away
Not to wish bad luck on anyone, but man am I glad to see all of you couldn't get on the site lately too!! I was wondering if it had just been abandoned or if I violated some sort of rule!! So glad it back up!!
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Skiers choice was too busy working on the Supra Electric boat to pay attention to this forum lol
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lol…. I love the idea of all that ballast from the batteries !!Quote:
Originally Posted by larry_arizona
Sure if you are good with 1.5 hour battery limitsQuote:
Originally Posted by Dukabor
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This thing claims to run all day......
https://arcboats.com/arc-sport
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I am more worried about the jerky electrical at my marina that can barely light an LED light at the end of the dock lolQuote:
Originally Posted by larry_arizona
I read about that boat too. They claim 24 hours at low speeds, but on average 4-6 hours of active usage. Did not really say usage with full crew and ballast. 6,900#s of dry weight and a total of 9k displacement using Tabs as a surf system on a 23' boat starting at $258k.Quote:
Originally Posted by HFarr
Not for me, but interesting to say the least . . . . and funny looking.
It wouldn't be my first choice of boat either.
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It's probably because every picture on their website is a render and not a real image. Still, I have the same problem with electric boats that I have with electric trucks: How do I use it to go to Lake Powell? I'm not able to find a charge point for the truck and the boat would have to stay near the marina, since I wouldn't want to try to charge it off a houseboat generator. It just doesn't make any sense for me. Maybe it does if you have a lake house with a boat house with a high voltage connection, but it probably won't ever work for me unless they somehow invent the Mr. Fusion.
Easy solution…. Fossil fuel powered generator in the back of your truck ! (Tongue firmly planted in cheek)Quote:
Originally Posted by Zog
Unfortunately, Mr Fusion only eliminated the need for nuclear power. The DeLorean still ran on gas. That was the dilemma in the third movie when there was an arrow shot through the gas tank. Sorry, hate to burst your bubble.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zog
Just wanted to give you a hard time. Back to the Future is one of my all time favorite movie trilogies.
But to your actual point, I agree that the electric boat will be a hard sell to anyone that wants to spend a full day on the water or a longer trip where electric hook up for charging isn't readily available.
Man I’m glad the forum is back up. I was beginning to think I’d have to violate my conscience and join FB in order to get boat troubleshooting advice.
Glad to be able to talk with everyone here.
On the arc boat - those tracking fins seem way small for that boat. But as mentioned above it may just be notional.
The time circuits weren't nuclear. That baby was electric! They just needed the nuclear reaction to create the 1.21 gigawatts to power the time circuits. Just the engine for the car took gas. I can't figure out why Doc didn't replace the gas engine with Ford's crate electric motor from the Mach E when he was replacing the nuclear reactor with the Mr. Fusion and doing the hover conversion. Also, how did the gas engine power the car after the hover conversion. Further, wouldn't it have been wise to have put the car in hover mode as they approached the bridge in the 3rd movie? Lastly, if Doc Brown could build a nuclear reactor small enough to fit in the DeLorean motor compartment, why wouldn't he commercialize it in 1985. He could have been rich beyond belief!Quote:
Originally Posted by mgswake
Those motors and batteries had better get a lot more efficient, include solar everywhere, or something has to change! I hate spending $200 to fill up the boat ($350+ in the marina), but no way am I going to spend twice the money on an electric boat for an hour of use. Seems like it will be limited to a lake rental fleet.
Ah, yes. Great points. As Marty would say; "What the hell is a gigawatt?"Quote:
Originally Posted by Zog
No guys! It was a JIGAWATT! For the movie anyways... LOL! And I do love that movie.
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These conversations are why I missed this forum so much!! Dont…. Ever…. Leave…. Me…. Again….
Hopefully new members will actually be able to join and post. That was a big headache for a long time...