World's Fastest Solar Powered Electric Water Ski Boat (full documentary)

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  • Опубліковано 2 січ 2017
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  • @mark8664
    @mark8664 7 років тому

    I love how you manage the video clips. Every time I want to fast forward the video you beat me to it.

  • @jonivan1014
    @jonivan1014 7 років тому +1

    For a home fabrication you did an excellent job! Congrats and best of luck on future projects...

  • @Kiltoonie
    @Kiltoonie 6 років тому

    Loads of information: terrific results, well impressed. Good luck with all your future endeavors!

  • @pcarlson1979
    @pcarlson1979 7 років тому +2

    OMG. Fantastic work. Well done 👍 so jealous. I love the sound from electric motors

  • @marcelflikweert6446
    @marcelflikweert6446 7 років тому +2

    Amazing to see this, loving this project!

  • @hightechhippie
    @hightechhippie 5 років тому

    Hi. Just found this channel your my new hero. New to solar. Play with etoys. . You don't mess around. Thanks for your efforts great info!!

  • @QSSCEO
    @QSSCEO 6 років тому

    Wow!!! Very Very impressive....Awesome craftsmanship...

  • @mastershaw3094
    @mastershaw3094 6 років тому

    Excellent work! Love it

  • @buzz8019
    @buzz8019 7 років тому

    BEEN thinking about this for our speed boat you have done it thank you

  • @djh254
    @djh254 7 років тому

    Awesome stuff man. Really impressive!

  • @aaronparys1750
    @aaronparys1750 6 років тому

    WOW Thats Awesome Thanks for Sharing!!

  • @jacquespienaar7433
    @jacquespienaar7433 5 років тому

    I havn't seen much video's regarding the electric type or convertion to electric power vids and I must say this is the best vid I have ever seen and the best thing is I speed. I think by minimising some of the weight on te boat will rocket you speed and bring down your power consumtion and lengthen you time on the water. I think there is a hell of a future for you in this industry and best of luck forward. Maybe I will come apon a product of your design that I will enjoy using.

  • @xboxice2005
    @xboxice2005 7 років тому +1

    This is freaking awesome man :)

  • @user-glennbob
    @user-glennbob 7 років тому

    Nicely done!!

  • @joelhill4107
    @joelhill4107 7 років тому +8

    That is awesome!!! How much running time do you get on a charge?

  • @paxwallacejazz
    @paxwallacejazz 6 років тому

    Your results are amazing.

  • @Top12Boardsport
    @Top12Boardsport 5 років тому

    Great video. Nice work.

  • @dantakeoff
    @dantakeoff 4 роки тому

    Well done dude!

  • @johngreenferguson8055
    @johngreenferguson8055 6 років тому

    Very Cool, Well Done!!!

  • @kevinsellsit5584
    @kevinsellsit5584 Рік тому

    I thought the four-blade racing prop might be a bit aggressive, the three blade gives you the "jump to lightspeed" we all know and love.
    Awesome project and must be a blast to drive.

  • @lappf
    @lappf 7 років тому

    Pretty neat concept! That's faster than my 18 foot Basstracker with a 90 hp. Mercury!

  • @cepaasch
    @cepaasch 6 років тому

    I love what you have done with your boat!!! What are some of your resources? I want to do this type of outboard conversion for a small flats boat.

  • @kiheirc3195
    @kiheirc3195 6 років тому

    Very interesting I enjoyed the engineering

  • @thepinballking7
    @thepinballking7 6 років тому +1

    i am really interested in more information, i would love to build something like this. what does a tesla cell entail?

  • @luispozas6191
    @luispozas6191 7 років тому

    Very nice job!! Keep it up!!!

  • @paulkazjack
    @paulkazjack 4 роки тому

    I've done this on mine,works like a dream.

  • @jhoncarlosmorenocastro612
    @jhoncarlosmorenocastro612 7 років тому

    !! Great job !!!

  • @BrianIvan
    @BrianIvan 6 років тому

    Inspirational video

  • @eldiablo8019
    @eldiablo8019 7 років тому

    Great job, this is the future, from an old water skier.

  • @TheKyridgerunner
    @TheKyridgerunner 7 років тому

    You need to get a patent on that.!!! Very nice work.!

  • @douglasschmidt6873
    @douglasschmidt6873 7 років тому

    Very nice love to see something outside the box 😎

  • @jaimesarabia9830
    @jaimesarabia9830 5 років тому +1

    hi love your work! i wish you would join forces with a outboard manufacturer to create this one in a series to be sold. As well as a battery package and diagrams to adapt to people who already own solar panels at home. Create "removable"batter sets so one is charging while the other is been used. Can u share actual run time with your setting? thanks

  • @blackdiamondmarine
    @blackdiamondmarine 7 років тому +38

    Absolutely wonderful.
    I am very impressed with what you have achieved. The quality and workmanship is by far the best i have scene. Well done.
    I am a boat dealer in Australia, interestingly i specialize in RIB's, but i would love to pick your brain at some point regarding the lessons you learned to get to this point.
    I am Building a 22 foot long boat style skiff, this engine is exactly what Ive dreamed about powering it with. Also incorporating a full solar roof to charge and offer some shade from the Aussie heat. I was also thinking about a small honda genset, for the longer weekends away.
    Great job once again.

    • @jltempes
      @jltempes  7 років тому +4

      blackdiamondmarine
      Thanks for the comments! Feel free to give me a call or email sometime.
      3038849847
      Info@netpositive.co
      I am still learning and would love to chat with you as well.

    • @HandyC
      @HandyC 5 років тому

      Did you have your eyes closed when he showed the aluminium motor mount.. !!! (Sorry I am a welder by trade) haha :-)

    • @PrefersAnonymity
      @PrefersAnonymity 5 років тому

      Sure, throw a couple solar panels on the bimini to re-charge. Should only take about 3 years to get enough charge to get you around the lake again. This is not a trolling motor using a couple of 20 amp hour wheelchair batts. Seriously. That motor is sucking more juice than your entire block under acceleration and fast cruise.

  • @erdwaputralamzarien716
    @erdwaputralamzarien716 5 років тому

    Grateful,,, work,job,idea,electrical men....good luck to you.....

  • @edwardcullen5705
    @edwardcullen5705 6 років тому

    THAT, is just AWESOME.

  • @sergioandreszuritanunez2357
    @sergioandreszuritanunez2357 4 роки тому

    What are the characteristics (brand, model, power) of the electric motor and how did you select them?

  • @nike12000haha
    @nike12000haha 7 років тому

    That’s awesome!

  • @kdunc41
    @kdunc41 5 років тому

    I am almost impressed. I was smiling the hold time. Boat if you convert a large vessel, let me know. I would love to see that video test.

  • @pauladams1814
    @pauladams1814 6 років тому

    Very cool well done 🖒

  • @harryfritter8266
    @harryfritter8266 7 років тому +1

    I think you've created something many would purchase. I don't care what others say, electric is the future. boats have long been polluters and there's a big need for a boat like this. they have multi million dollar electric yachts. a ski boat slash tender is an awesome idea

  • @MrsMagnum19
    @MrsMagnum19 6 років тому

    Amazing where can we buy it and how much trailer included thanks

  • @stephenmccurdy239
    @stephenmccurdy239 7 років тому

    Great job! I have a little less ambitious idea to convert a smaller outboard with a golf cart motor, for a 14 foot sailboat. Would you have a suggestion about a simple motor/battery combo? Thanks!

  • @milwaukeemad
    @milwaukeemad 7 років тому

    What did you use tha convert the battery D.C. to 3 phase synchronis

  • @donjohnson3279
    @donjohnson3279 7 років тому

    Neat concept and application but I am curious about the plain boat for use with a conventional motor. Where can I get information on the rigid inflatable ? Thanks and best wishes on your projects ! - Don

  • @joshuamoreno2694
    @joshuamoreno2694 6 років тому

    How long will it the battery’s last at full power and how did you get the Tesla battery’s

  • @syedakhmal4461
    @syedakhmal4461 4 роки тому

    How the DC voltage from battery powered the AC 3-ph motor? What the devices (controller and etc?) used ? What component should we consider for all system or could you give the reference so i can learn about the system?

  • @rayg3074
    @rayg3074 5 років тому

    good job

  • @funafter5081
    @funafter5081 7 років тому

    You have a new sub my man! I used to have a business, Advanced Power Products Ltd., selling an electric tractor up here in Nova Scotia, Canada and I love all things electric. I'm very impressed as well, with what you have going on in the electric world. I wish there were more like minded people where I live. I see you have a Mean Green mower...how do you like it? I am looking forward to "catching up" with your UA-cam site as time permits...so far so good! Cheers, John ;)

  • @sunxxpress1781
    @sunxxpress1781 7 років тому

    hi, nice work, where did you buy the Tesla battery modules? I think they would be great for my EV conversion

  • @MrMoises27
    @MrMoises27 7 років тому +1

    Great job guys, all electric is the future.

  • @thegeneral3094
    @thegeneral3094 4 роки тому

    Them 4 stroke outboards are getting fast now

  • @christopherfowler1
    @christopherfowler1 7 років тому

    Well done

  • @DoRC
    @DoRC 7 років тому

    How many tesla modules and what's your runtime at cruising speed?

  • @user-gb1tv6wn1o
    @user-gb1tv6wn1o 7 років тому

    Hi!
    In what place installs a solar panel?
    Thank you.

  • @michaelschaller7572
    @michaelschaller7572 6 років тому

    So i am just going to tell you what you already hear all the time im sure . You are awesome your electric motor is awesome too

  • @Chip-zs1qi
    @Chip-zs1qi 7 років тому

    good job 👌

  • @westforkcustoms7277
    @westforkcustoms7277 7 років тому

    I love it! Great job on a great project. Looks like your welder needed a couple more batteries to get good penetration on that aluminum plate. lol It appears that you are certainly smarter than me, and likely don't need the advice, but if you preheat your aluminum plate with a torch or in the oven, you'll get by with a smaller welder. Again, great job. Subscribed.

  • @JoeRoberts-ru9op
    @JoeRoberts-ru9op 6 років тому

    Did you do an endurance test, to see how far you could go on a single charge? How much did the batteries weigh? Fully loaded, my boat carries 58gal of fuel, and has a 200hp engine. So I carry 353lbs of fuel. I can cruise at 20 knots for almost 9hrs at 2800rpm. My boat weighs about 4500lbs fully loaded.

  • @reillystsb
    @reillystsb 7 років тому

    you should use synthetic oils in the lower unit and Greece if you're not already help get rid of drag

  • @riddle58
    @riddle58 6 років тому

    Sweet bad ass !!! Looks great!

  • @269adventures
    @269adventures 7 років тому

    Wow awesome, how long will it run at half throttle and full power on a single charge? And how many miles will it go at half throttle and full throttle?

  • @danhufferdoutdoors
    @danhufferdoutdoors 7 років тому

    Very cool !

  • @PistonAvatarGuy
    @PistonAvatarGuy 7 років тому

    I'm amazed that the gearbox holds up to that much power.

  • @pacha.racing
    @pacha.racing 7 років тому

    Awesome!

  • @benjamimsilveriofilho6624
    @benjamimsilveriofilho6624 6 років тому

    ola amigo qual o motor que voce esta usando qual as eespeccificaçoes

  • @micglobal
    @micglobal 7 років тому

    What is the battery endurance you achieved for towing a skier as you demonstrated? Or putting around the lake with two adults and a child onboard? Can you put it in practical terms, not just amp hours.

  • @davideverly5660
    @davideverly5660 4 роки тому

    What controler did you buy? Can you post full parts list?

  • @Live-Life-Freely
    @Live-Life-Freely 7 років тому +112

    Question, if you square the hydrodynamic load of the coils and invert the prop blades in degrees you'll realize I have no idea what I'm talking about.

    • @refusoagaino6824
      @refusoagaino6824 7 років тому +7

      Without the Dilithium Crystals you're toast anyway. You have the magnafluxer of course?
      What I love about this guy is that the next step might be an elevator or excavator or whatever, and he just builds that too. It's brains that will make America great again, if they're allowed to play, and they want to play, in a lopsided game.

    • @Quackalott
      @Quackalott 7 років тому +5

      Chris Freely - Oh man... SO funny I nearly choked on my coffee!

    • @dexter2433
      @dexter2433 7 років тому +3

      but with out knowing you have come up with the answer

    • @klopossa2
      @klopossa2 7 років тому +2

      But 240v for a sport boat application should be an option, but not the standard. Unless someone want to use their dryer cord to charge their boat..not real practical, unless you can pull into a Tesla station and charge there. But then the Catastrophic converter might blow. She'd just be getting way too too much Captain..

    • @heavyweather
      @heavyweather 7 років тому

      Ken Lopossa what's wrong with using standard 240V outlets? You can plug it in in every room.

  • @jltempes
    @jltempes  7 років тому +1

    It's a Curtis 1239E Motor controller. It's really slick, it even has connections for all kinds of safety interlocks etc. I bought mine from thunderstruck-EV.com. They're available in different voltage and current configurations this one can take up to 170 V and 500 A

  • @markh.7553
    @markh.7553 6 років тому

    Fantastic work! How long is you battery life under load?

  • @goldenwarrior5664
    @goldenwarrior5664 7 років тому

    You have something there !

  • @castropenaconsultoress.a.s7528
    @castropenaconsultoress.a.s7528 7 років тому

    buenas tardes, me gustaria saber si ustedes venden el sistema completo y como se llama su empresa

  • @bernieduane6137
    @bernieduane6137 4 роки тому

    Awesome ♥️

  • @rumreach3950
    @rumreach3950 6 років тому

    Where did you get tesla battery pack?

  • @cadillacescalade1
    @cadillacescalade1 7 років тому

    So sophisticated to be in water

  • @GeraldPUR
    @GeraldPUR 4 роки тому

    Awsome! How long will the charge last?

  • @GreaseMonkeyInc
    @GreaseMonkeyInc 7 років тому

    I love this idea I'm glad it worked out great but a typical gas and does not idle at 1000 rpms and idles at about 5 to 600 RPMs anything higher than that will cause damage to the forward and reverse selector also you need to switch over to a hydraulic trim this will help you plane easier and then you can change the pitch on the engine itself the cruise better at speed

  • @michaelmeisman4731
    @michaelmeisman4731 6 років тому

    What is the run time at a smooth cruse speed.

  • @sailsailsailsailsail
    @sailsailsailsailsail 7 років тому

    I couldn't listen to most of the audio so you may have answered this. How many runs can you do on one charge? I know Correct Craft could only do 6 minutes no wake to the course followed by three runs and then another six minute no wake speed back to the dock.

  • @sdowney717
    @sdowney717 6 років тому

    4.5 hours to recharge, how many hours of use for water skiing? OR is is just minutes?

  • @GreekYoda
    @GreekYoda 7 років тому

    Can you throttle down to say 3-5 mph for fishing purposes? A problem with large engines requiring a second much smaller 'kicker' outboard.

  • @syounggun
    @syounggun 4 роки тому

    Hey Net, What was the run time on this thing?

  • @LestonDr
    @LestonDr 7 років тому

    What was the final tally on the conversion?

  • @richardthomas1566
    @richardthomas1566 7 років тому

    Gota love a guy that uses his hoodie for a spark shield

  • @j.jarvis7460
    @j.jarvis7460 7 років тому +26

    I'm missing the solar part

    • @JPZANE
      @JPZANE 6 років тому +3

      He charges the boat battery with his solar array on his house. Thereby, it is a solar powered boat.

  • @edwardschwalm5722
    @edwardschwalm5722 5 років тому +1

    Awesome. You and I are definayely on the same page. Your toys however are much nicer.

  • @whatswilldoing7293
    @whatswilldoing7293 7 років тому

    Curtis Controller? WOW what strings did you have to pull to get the programing hardware / software? Or did you just pay someone to program it? I've tried working with a Curtis distributor for my DIY project and didn't have really good results. They want me to put a ton of money down upfront for programing equip.

  • @cenkaetaya
    @cenkaetaya 6 років тому

    Any word on the range?

  • @TACOMASRT5
    @TACOMASRT5 2 роки тому

    Info on the golf cart motor?

  • @bigjay6743
    @bigjay6743 2 роки тому

    I've had a motorboat most of my adult life and they've all been outboards that would be something really cool not to hear the engine running I was happy when I bought the forestroke it was a lot quieter But this is a whole new level of quiet.

  • @kian-88romanov86
    @kian-88romanov86 7 років тому

    Hello how are you? How much does the whole set of cables and the motor

  • @Apafej627
    @Apafej627 7 років тому

    Wow, very cool. Great job. Why wasn't the oil cooled motor not good at the end?

    • @Joshua79C
      @Joshua79C 7 років тому

      Seems to me the oil leaked oil when positioned in a way it not made to be placed, not to also mention it adds weight on top with the cooling system needing to be installed to cool the hot oil.

  • @tonyplays8648
    @tonyplays8648 6 років тому

    What motor did you use?

  • @MikeStott17
    @MikeStott17 7 років тому

    Great boat and nice video! I can tell a lot of work went into it. I've been wanting to do an electric boat for years. I'm not so sure you can technically call it solar powered if the the solar system is separate? Also how do you find the curtis controllers? Have you tried tweaking many of the parameters?

    • @jltempes
      @jltempes  7 років тому +1

      Thanks for watching! I would encourage you to go electric! I do call it solar powered because 100% of the electricity I've ever charged it with is from my solar panels. Also, I have a 620 watt solar bimini top which can charge it directly. (See Worlds best electric boat update to see this under construction.) I got the controller from thunderstruck motors. Also check out HPEVS.com I've had to program everything to match my parameters.

  • @cmcconn100
    @cmcconn100 7 років тому

    That is fairly fast for a dinghy. My taste runs more to boats that can hold the whole family. What's the run time on that thing at skiing speeds?
    I looked into building an electric boat a while ago, but that was pre-Tesla and would have required about 3000 lbs of batteries. It looks like technology has improved substantially. Where did you get the modified golf cart motor?
    You obviously have a great deal more money to experiment with than I currently do. Maybe in a few years I'll have a little more money to play with.

  • @sebzfoto
    @sebzfoto 5 років тому

    Where did you get the RIB

  • @tjrpmw
    @tjrpmw 5 років тому

    Any chance of an update? It would be greatly appreciated. I'd like to recreate this motor for pontoon/ med speed use with a canopy of solar panels.

    • @jltempes
      @jltempes  5 років тому

      Hi! My next project will be a houseboat with 30,000 watts of solar and twin 250hp electric inboards. 5 days to fully recharge will give me the ability to go anywhere on lake Powell and never stop for gas again! I like the idea of a pontoon boat! Lots of flat space for solar and large flat batteries. I'd use a full, in-tact Tesla car battery pack. 85 to 100 kWh. Waterproof and ready to go. Jack Rickard at EVTV.me makes controllers for them.

  • @LM.P
    @LM.P 7 років тому

    cool stuff

  • @zebestlion4599
    @zebestlion4599 5 років тому

    Positive criticism:
    Up your editing game and talk a little bit more dynamic and i guarantee this channel will grow BIG

  • @grabir01
    @grabir01 7 років тому

    Were you really going that fast out at Chatfield?