Introducing ePropulsion Pod Drive

ePropulsion Pod Drive have three models. For more information, please visit our official website: www.epropulsion.com/pod-drive/
⁃ Pod Drive 1.0 Evo | 1 kW
⁃ Pod Drive 3.0 Evo | 3 kW
⁃ Pod Drive 6.0 Evo | 6 kW
Benefit
⁃ Great comfort: quiet, and no exhaust fumes.
⁃ Simple and fast installation process
⁃ Maintenance-free and winterization-free.
⁃ Compact size and save space.
⁃ Hydrogeneration: charging batteries while sailing.
Learn more: www.epropulsion.com
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[@BuzzSargent]

I have been a fan of watching "Sailing Uma" on TH-cam for a long time. Their electric sailboat created originally from a used electric forklift motor was an inspiration. So nice to see a company like yours moving the bar forward for the common sailor. Happy Trails

[@2handpilingrigs127]

Great...Thank you ePropulsion..

[@DominicNSX]

Love my ePropulsion outboard!

[@ronaldharris6569]

A lithium based alternative to the old tech min kota line at a reasonable cost us what's needed

[@Pleksilasi]

something something about small cabin and how electric drive is more compact. technically true, but how are you going to fit the batteries? also to what kind of maximum range are you designing this for? 10 nautical miles max? 100? how much?

[@CheekyMonkey888]

smart
direct drive, eliminating the gearing, and motor cools itself in the water
should be better than Oceanvolt, but need a 20hp equivalent

[@EpropulsionHk]

Thank you for your support. ePropulsion larger power product line will be coming soon.

[@ABAK212]

Na większą moc 15-20 KM i ja bym się pisał mam Łódź 2000 kg i 7 m😁

[@PlanePreacher]

735 Watts per Horsepower... ?

[@normancook4620]

CAN I purchase on line

[@Sea2SeaAdventures]

Awesome! Just what I was looking for! Two or four of the 6 kWh Pod can get a lot of old inboard gas/diesel boats converted. I would like to take an old Chris Craft to live aboard.
Question: Are you going to come out with your own MPPT solar battery charger?

[@EpropulsionHk]

Not this year. In the future, we may have a plan to do that. Thank you

[@johnprentice9739]

Can this system charge my house bank

[@osmanaslan6232]

Does hydrogeneration work with 3rd party batteries?

[@EpropulsionHk]

Hi, the hydrogeneration function works with ePropulsion batteries. For more guidance on purchase guideline, please find your local dealer through www.epropulsion.com/find-a-dealer/ :)

[@oldbloke135]

Electric is great until something goes wrong, as it so often does in a boat. On one occasion I had to tow my boat several miles with the dinghy after a rigging failure combined with an engine problem (which turned out only to be a brain problem!) I had to refuel the little outboard three times on the way back! I've used electric motors many times fishing in lakes, love them. But I want something I can refuel easily when I'm at sea!

[@mastpg]

Solar panels, batteries...you're welcome.

[@l3MTA3l]

It's just trolling motors

[@DiyNuke]

But just a bit more powerfull and with an flange. Better priced than allot of other solutions tho.

[@c.a.mcneil7599]

No thanks this is we have everything so if your power supply goes they have you for years to come. 3k life cycle on xtoreing power old technology amg batteries they make you purchase. 10k is what's a available at the date this was posted.

[@rogerwilson4414]

1 has run time useless and dangerous they failed mention if boat weight more 1 ton still again dangerous don't have power in winds higher 3 knots