Hi Dan etc,

I worked with Jerry Dycus back in 09' (he did the hull/boat) I did the
electronics, see the E-Cat: http://www.evalbum.com/2749 .  It had 10KWH
LiFePO4 batteries (essentialy 1 gallon of gas equiv)

 

But I couldn't water ski behind it (missed H20 skiing), so I sold in on Ebay
to a guy running  solar cabins on the upper Mississippi, needing an electric
shuttle.  It went about 30 miles at 7mph (hull speed mph= Sqr-root of Hull
length X 1.3).  On a planing hull (ski boat) efficiency is poor, best hope
is a lightweight aluminum hull (have aluminum Starcraft 1200lbs 6x16 with
Honda 60HP 13x13" pitch)  That gets me up on a single ski.  I thought it
would be neat to make a electric ski boat but the one's in Europe were about
$55K and went like a bat out of hell for only 30 minutes.

 

The problem is even with my lightweight aluminum hull that weighs 1/3rd of a
typical fiberglass 2.3mpg ski boat, mine got the Honda Marine efficiency
award at 6.5mpg!  Not something you'd want to commute to work on a daily
basis (why electric cars make sense - but not electric speed boats).  I have
two 5 gallon tanks on board, can go about 65 miles, most of the day on 10
gallons.

 

So, Dan - how *long* can you keep up 25-30mph with your electric boat?  Is
there a battery/motor/controller recipe that you can H20 ski all day like my
current boat?

 

 

Have a renewable energy day,

 

Mark

 

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Date: Mon, 19 Jun 2023 19:44:07 -0300

From: Dan Baker <vmd...@gmail.com <mailto:vmd...@gmail.com> >

To: Electric Vehicle Discussion List <ev@lists.evdl.org
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Subject: Re: [EVDL] Hyper 9 low-end performance problem

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Hey Rick

I have a hyper-9 on my 20' pontoon boat and it certainly delivers full
torque off the line.  I am running a "boat" controller file from hyper9 and
it is their stock HV 144v controller that can with it.  I'm running it also
at 160v nominal from a split chevy volt pack.  I have a whole other hyper9
HV kit going in an MGA, interesting to see how it works in a car and hoping
I don't have issues as you describe.

I know the software that comes to setup the hyper9 has quite a few options
so I could try and capture some screens if needed.

 

Video of my 'toon's holeshot to 20mph.  Full 2 seconds quicker than a 150hp
four stroke on same boat: https://youtu.be/_VqtA0Yoksw

 

Cheers

Dan

 

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