Is this a new power source for electric propulsion

[Barry]

I ran across this site and it appears that it might be able to supply a motor/power source for the many lightweight electric drive threads that appear on this forum

Press – Core Outdoor Power http://coreoutdoorpower.com/press/

 

[OCB]

I ran across this site and it appears that it might be able to supply a motor/power source for the many lightweight electric drive threads that appear on this forum

Press – Core Outdoor Power http://coreoutdoorpower.com/press/

Thank you for the link. This motor looks perfect for testing my new drive design.

OCB

 

[alan craig]

No retail information on that Core Outdoor Power site that would help experimenters. OCB, can we see some details of your drive in the electric propulsion sub-forum? Also you might want to find Jeremy Harris's double U-joint electric outboard somewhere on this forum.

 

[OCB]

No retail information on that Core Outdoor Power site that would help experimenters. OCB, can we see some details of your drive in the electric propulsion sub-forum? Also you might want to find Jeremy Harris's double U-joint electric outboard somewhere on this forum.

Hey Allen,
I got this information off the PDF file Core sent me. I will share my design on the electric sub-forum . I have seen Jeremy Harris's double U joint lower unit. I have tested U-joint oscillation @ 45 degrees. Not sure if constant velocity is needed low power?

OCB

Power Cell: 36 Volt high energy Li-Ion Head speed: 7,000 RPM Boost mode 6,000 RPM Head type: Dual line bump feed Trimmer line: .095" Dia. 20' on spool Chargers: 45 Minute Standard Charger Charger input: 100 ~ 240 V AC 60/50 Hz Charger output: 42 V DC Replacement Power Cell: CEC6600 Replacement chargers: CESC8000 Weight: (with Power Cell) 11 Lbs Weight: (without Power Cell) 8 Lbs

 

[Blueknarr]

Power Cell: 36 Volt high energy Li-Ion
...

Weight: (with Power Cell) 11 Lbs Weight: (without Power Cell) 8 Lbs Need Assistance?

So basically a 3 pound 36 volt battery.
Could move a rc model quite well, but a pasanger could probably leap back to the dock for replacement cell

 

[OCB]

Power Cell: 36 Volt high energy Li-Ion
...
Weight: (with Power Cell) 11 Lbs Weight: (without Power Cell) 8 Lbs Need Assistance?

So basically a 3 pound 36 volt battery.
Could move a rc model quite well, but a pasanger could probably leap back to the dock for replacement cell

I will use this motor for 5.5' ASV

OCB