Solar Electric Pontoon Boat with Big Battery Raptor2 Batteries!

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  • Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
  • We are excited to bring you our first build video on our solar electric pontoon boat project! We talk about our competition with Zac and Jesse from @NowYouKnowChannel, the pontoon we chose for our conversion and all the components. We are using 5, BigBattery Raptor2 modules in this build (see affiliate links below!). The RAPTOR 2 was designed with safety, longevity, and visibility in mind. Not only does this battery come equipped with Tier 1 LFP cells, the safest chemistry on the market today, along with a state-of-the-art BMS featuring an automatic cell-balancing function, and a fire suppression system, but all of these advanced components are housed in an IP65-rated, vibration-resistant casing so you can work hard and play harder. But it’s not enough just to know your power is secure. You should be able to see it firsthand, and the RAPTOR 2 makes this possible. With an external battery capacity meter, and full RS485 communication protocols, you can stay updated on the status and performance of your battery with just a glance.
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Комментарии • 21

  • @allclear7
    @allclear7 Месяц назад +2

    You will love the Quietness and Maintenance free motors. I have been Gass free for 2 yrs !1

  • @GreenTechFusionRenewableEnergy
    @GreenTechFusionRenewableEnergy Месяц назад +4

    Awsome you all! Im doing the same thing for our property in Rockport TX. Looking for a donor boat right now.

  • @johnd169
    @johnd169 Месяц назад +1

    Can’t wait to see you on the water!
    Let’s see a bit of the machining for the coupler and adapter please.

  • @RollinHomies
    @RollinHomies Месяц назад

    Glad they sponsored you. I’ve had them in our bus for 4 years using them offgrid 70% of the time. First year, I had to return two because the bms shut down. 2nd year, had to have one returned for a bad cell. Now in our fourth year, all five have failed capacity testing.
    I’m parked waiting for them to pick 4 of them up while I sit on the fifth one just so our rig can stay plugged in and operating.
    Hopefully, you have better luck

  • @dalececil7527
    @dalececil7527 Месяц назад +1

    Definitely looking forward to this build!

  • @Webcrawler45
    @Webcrawler45 Месяц назад +2

    I would recommend bifacial panels as you can get a lot of reflective light on the panels on the water...

    • @kschleic9053
      @kschleic9053 Месяц назад

      Afaik there isn't a manufacturer selling bifacial modules that aren't faced with glass... Glass bifacial modules would make this boat extremely top-heavy

  • @hazlox
    @hazlox Месяц назад +1

    I’ve been having the same idea too

  • @captcory
    @captcory Месяц назад +1

    I'll be doing this with a Duffy boat.

  • @jmccOutdoors
    @jmccOutdoors Месяц назад

    Awesome!

  • @chrisw1462
    @chrisw1462 Месяц назад

    You really don't want to machine any thickness off that coupler OR the spline piece if you can help it. That motor is going to have a lot more starting torque than the gas engine did, and it's going to put a lot of strain on those connections. Any way to get it professionally welded to the coupler? Whatever way you go, set the controller's PID to reduce the rate of sudden power changes. (P↓ , I↓ , and D↑)

  • @Juan-oy3fo
    @Juan-oy3fo Месяц назад

    25long x8 wide =
    Ttl 200 sqft x 15 watt pr sq ft make 3kw..
    My design 81x 27
    2187 × 15 = 38 kw
    ⬆️= 4.8 semi trailer
    53x8.5

  • @dalececil7527
    @dalececil7527 Месяц назад +1

    But what about it sinking under its weight in shark infested waters? Well maybe not sharks in fresh water, but have you ever seen the teeth on those Northern Pike? 😂

  • @Juan-oy3fo
    @Juan-oy3fo Месяц назад

    Is 2 40 kw motor
    50 kw battery

  • @Juan-oy3fo
    @Juan-oy3fo Месяц назад

    My10 hour 550 road mile trip at 2.7$ mile pay
    1500. On water is 725 mile pay 2$ mile. Carry 4.8x
    = 7200 $ use 0$ fuel
    But that 32 kw may be to slow. So I tow
    a 4374 sq ft 64kw solar panel barge
    96 kw ttl 6561 sq ft
    Pay. 0 on fuel do 750 mile in 3 day $ 2500 day
    104$ hour 10$ mile

    • @Juan-oy3fo
      @Juan-oy3fo Месяц назад

      Need store 12 hr for night and that 96 kw
      May use it all during day. Leaving zero
      Watt fir day.
      But 100 kw diesel
      Make night kw
      Burn like 40g 120$ gal fuel.. 16 ç mile

    • @Juan-oy3fo
      @Juan-oy3fo Месяц назад

      6561 x 3$ 19,600$
      Roi 3 trip 9 day

    • @Juan-oy3fo
      @Juan-oy3fo Месяц назад

      A 75 ft solar electric got 30 kw motor
      Kw do 8 mph