Wight Shipyard video

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  1. DCockey
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    Probably mundane for many forum readers, but some might find this You Tube video of a visit to the Wight Shipyard of interest. The boats being built are aluminum power catamarans which will provide passenger ferry service on the Thames. Down-river the boats can run at 30 knots powered by a Diesel engine. In central London they will run at slower speed using electric motors running on batteries.

    https://www.wightshipyard.com/singl...d-technology-for-uber-boat-by-thames-clippers
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    DCockey, May 24, 2022
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