Rolls-Royce | Permanent Magnet Technology
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Channel: Rolls-Royce
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Length: 3min 6sec (186 seconds)
Published: Fri Sep 02 2016
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Itβs a great technology to get the motor outside the hull, but a terrible design for sailboats. Sailboats primarily βsailβ and that means minimizing drag with things like feathering or folding props. Dragging the motor through the water isnβt a good thing here.
Itβs neat, literally like every other electric motor though, just putting the blade in the middle instead of a drive shaft. Personally I went with thunderstruck 10kw kit.
Looks expensive as f
Looks cool, I rarely trust first generation designs, but it'll be interesting to see how it pans out.
Itβs a new application but otherwise the motor technology is nothing new
Moving parts that interact underwater will suffer drastically from fouling, barnacle growth, and debris.
If I ever have enough money to actually get a sailboat, I intend to replace the engine with a DC motor. Ideally I'd like to have a large battery bank and solar array, so I could be independent of land -so long as I have enough food/water.
Electric Yacht sells inboard electrics for boats up to 45 feet.
rigorous saidjoule.