Pascal long range electric boat with 126 kWh battery

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  • Опубликовано: 11 дек 2024

Комментарии • 74

  • @Genuiini
    @Genuiini Год назад +41

    Nice idea. Almost like a hovercraft, but with better maneuverability since we are not completely out of water.

  • @xtremer0x
    @xtremer0x Год назад +28

    *grabbing popcorn and waiting for the livestream 1000km challenge

    • @Foucault2001
      @Foucault2001 Год назад +1

      Could take quite some time given the Ripple boat has a range of 45 nautical miles (about 83km)

    • @sharonbraselton4302
      @sharonbraselton4302 Год назад +1

      solid staye bates 49 nm too 50 nm rangfe

  • @JustMe-tu5qc
    @JustMe-tu5qc Год назад +10

    Very elegant piece of engineering.

  • @theaimuse
    @theaimuse Год назад +11

    Haha gotta love a heavy norwegian accent. I love my Norwegian brothers and their complete joke of a tone in their language

  • @JanSevera
    @JanSevera Год назад +15

    Very interesting video. Never thought that something like this is possible.

  • @propergander8509
    @propergander8509 Год назад +16

    The electric boating industry should get together with the Caravan/Camping industry and develop a standard to deliver energy from the boat/caravan into the car so the boat/caravan battery can act as a secondary battery and extend the range while trailering.
    Because that’s what it will take to keep both alive, but especially caravans while we’re transitioning to EVs
    Because even as an EV-Enthusiast, I would still rent a combustion car to tow a caravan down to Italy… cause I ain’t stopping every 150km to unhitch the trailer/caravan to charge

  • @TriviaChallenge
    @TriviaChallenge Год назад +1

    All future boats need this

  • @Allebaggen1
    @Allebaggen1 Год назад +8

    Just an input for you Björn, both combustion engine and electric boats (around this size) has crusing speed at around 20 knots or 5 knots, so it is not so unusual that it consume the same amount at higher speed. This is where the boat is most efficient. Because between 8-15 knots (depending on boat size) the boat is starting to planing, and uses way more fuel/nm. Ex our boat (150hp) is running 5knots at around 0,9l/nm and around 1l/nm at 18-25 knots.. So it would be more interesting to know the different in consumption when the fan is off/on in 20 knot cruising speed.

  • @flotsamike
    @flotsamike 7 месяцев назад +1

    Back when hydrofoils were the cool thing in the late 60s early 70s someone would have thought of this. Now I wish someone would make a lightweight metal air battery that could be swapped or recharged quickly.

  • @warrior9086
    @warrior9086 Год назад +2

    WOW 126 kWh. This is a floating battery

  • @frankleonard6570
    @frankleonard6570 Год назад +4

    Wow. This is definately a great idea! 👍

  • @courcheval
    @courcheval Год назад +6

    their consumption is more than 3 times the consumption of the Candela you showed last time. It s a huge difference!

    • @verygoodbrother
      @verygoodbrother Год назад +11

      However this technology, i believe, is more versatile than the Candela

    • @courcheval
      @courcheval Год назад +1

      @@verygoodbrother What do you mean by "versatile". What can it do that the Candela couldnt?

    • @pascaltechnologies
      @pascaltechnologies Год назад +6

      @@courcheval Generally, surface effect ships are less weight sensitive than hydrofoils. That means we can carry more batteries and travel approximately the same distance in 20 knots.

    • @courcheval
      @courcheval Год назад +2

      @@pascaltechnologies so the cost advantage goes to foiling since it needs 3 times less batteries for the same distance at the same speed, doesnt it?

    • @4literv6
      @4literv6 Год назад +3

      For the same size, weight and powerlevel though? I think this is slightly larger and much heavier vs the candela.
      What's interesting is ice boats in the candela size and cruising speeds can use 7-10kwh per mile vs just 1kwh per mile.
      Which matches with candelas claims of about 1/10th the cost to cover the same distance as a similar marine diesel boat costs. 😎

  • @davebennett7550
    @davebennett7550 Год назад +3

    Would be good for fishing. Nice and quiet so it wouldn’t scare the fish away.

  • @Rufus2005f1
    @Rufus2005f1 Год назад +6

    Very clever idea

  • @ChielvanderHoek
    @ChielvanderHoek Год назад +11

    cool video. Here in Lund Sweden they have changed most city busses to full electric ones. I would like to know more about them maybe worth a video? :D

  • @ruprechtkroenen2665
    @ruprechtkroenen2665 Год назад +5

    Brilliant idea 👍👍

  • @yanassi
    @yanassi 7 месяцев назад +1

    For the same boat, electric vs this air cushion, the range iincreased by how much? What constant speed produces what range on a given boat?

  • @roybm3124
    @roybm3124 Год назад +2

    Amazing design

  • @ericvet8b
    @ericvet8b Год назад +2

    Sounds like a good idea!!

  • @nikitapustovoi8987
    @nikitapustovoi8987 Год назад +7

    Is my math right that consumption is in the ball park of ~2000 wh per km?

    • @youtubebob123
      @youtubebob123 Год назад +6

      i got to about the same figure, roughly 0.5km/kwh. That being said though, i looked up consumption on fossil motors, and at 10knots, its about 1 liter per km! Significantly more at higher speeds (for V hulls). So i mean consumption on boats is just ridiculously high.

    • @jrherita
      @jrherita Год назад +5

      Yes about that. Which oddly is very efficient for boats.

    • @DigiDriftZone
      @DigiDriftZone Год назад

      So what does long range mean in this context? - 50km?

    • @verygoodbrother
      @verygoodbrother Год назад +3

      @@youtubebob123 Not surprising, with cars you have to deal with air and road friction (small contact area). With boats it's air and water, with the contact area with water being very large.

    • @youtubebob123
      @youtubebob123 Год назад

      @@DigiDriftZone 50-70km, something like that

  • @robertbodnar_
    @robertbodnar_ Год назад +4

    as a man you just gotta love boats

  • @dcvariousvids8082
    @dcvariousvids8082 Год назад +1

    Nice and quiet compared to liquid fuelled craft.

  • @stane89
    @stane89 Год назад +3

    Very interesting video!

  • @kingprone7846
    @kingprone7846 Год назад +1

    3kwh/nm is quite a bit. 40nm isnt particularly far. Though presumbly it gets more range at slower speeds...

    • @pascaltechnologies
      @pascaltechnologies Год назад +2

      Interesting comment, what would be your expectation for an electric boat?

    • @kingprone7846
      @kingprone7846 Год назад +2

      depends on size and purpose of course. I used to be more on sailingyachts and this is of course not an extended trip boat with no cabin. Maybe I am being too harsh.I think if its a proper cruiser with a small cabin and a place to lie down/rest then Id expect 120 - 150nm minimum. I'd personally be more interested in boats which are solar powered with a much smaller battery. @pascaltechnologies

    • @4literv6
      @4literv6 Год назад +3

      It's half to a third of the cost for a similar marine diesel ice boats consumption and the "fuel" for it is much cheaper to though.

    • @kingprone7846
      @kingprone7846 Год назад

      im sure the arguments for it are similar to EVs vs gas cars@@4literv6

    • @sharonbraselton3135
      @sharonbraselton3135 5 месяцев назад +1

      1990 top 2000 solar jrrc boat 117 NM range 135 mile rsnge

  • @TripWire-75
    @TripWire-75 9 дней назад

    Wow that look like a ruff ride on flat to light chop water. You would be better off moving to Catamaran hull. No need for the fan in the front let the Cat design due its job funneling air under the boat to raise the boat out of the water.

  • @458italiagtr
    @458italiagtr Год назад +1

    Do you have a plan to retest an iX xDrive 50 during the summer?

  • @PeterHas
    @PeterHas Год назад +1

    Banana box test?

  • @nroose
    @nroose 17 дней назад

    Still like 10x power usage of a road vehicle on wheels, no?

  • @ojobee
    @ojobee Год назад

    So when is the 1000 km test 😂😂

  • @clownbooface2624
    @clownbooface2624 6 дней назад

    E foil is the only way for boats,

  • @tridrean
    @tridrean Год назад +1

    ❤❤❤

  • @BigKokka
    @BigKokka Год назад

    So, it became a catamaran?

    • @pascaltechnologies
      @pascaltechnologies Год назад +3

      Like a good mullet! V-hull in the front, catamaran in the back.

  • @zerma6
    @zerma6 Год назад

    Consumption of those boats are disgusting.
    3kwh for 1.85km!

  • @dakkedankos4116
    @dakkedankos4116 Год назад +1

    Wow.. 300.000 euros...
    Its a nice boat but a toy for a very few people at that price..

    • @pascaltechnologies
      @pascaltechnologies Год назад +6

      We totally agree, but no one would be happier if marine grade batteries would reach cost parity with car batteries than us!

    • @4literv6
      @4literv6 Год назад +1

      That's how every tech starts off smh. An apple original computer from the 1980s in today's dollars would be almost 28k for comparison.
      Thanks to economies of scale and competition an equivelant premium desktop TODAY is about a grand. 😀

    • @GoldenCroc
      @GoldenCroc Год назад +1

      Thats what "larger" (not that this is very big but, in comparison to a row boat) boats cost sometimes. Considering the EV drivetrain, its about the same ratio as a normal ICE car vs an EV.

    • @4literv6
      @4literv6 Год назад +2

      @@pascaltechnologies how much more per kwh are marine grade cells vs automotive grade?

    • @pascaltechnologies
      @pascaltechnologies Год назад +2

      ⁠the cells themselves are the same, but at pack level the cost is 4-5X car batteries per kWh. Once economy of scale and marine standards are more developed the difference will hopefully reduce fast.

  • @tridruankham2657
    @tridruankham2657 Год назад +1

    ❤❤❤