Ideal lightweight electric O/B motor.

Well, it's lightweight, but that's about the most you can say about it. For similar money, you could have a Torqeedo 603 with more power, around double the thrust, a bigger battery, better range, and a built-in computer with GPS to enhance your use of it. Oh, and you can recharge the Torqeedo battery on board from the boat's 12v supply, whereas the Temo needs mains power to recharge it.
 
Well, it's lightweight, but that's about the most you can say about it. For similar money, you could have a Torqeedo 603 with more power, around double the thrust, a bigger battery, better range, and a built-in computer with GPS to enhance your use of it. Oh, and you can recharge the Torqeedo battery on board from the boat's 12v supply, whereas the Temo needs mains power to recharge it.
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TEMO.450: The electroportable propulsion system
 
Missed that - the Temo website isn't particularly straightforward.
I had a look at the FAQs to see if I can get an idea how long it takes to reach full charge from discharged but no info that I can see.

I will email and ask. A chance to practice my abysmal french!
 
I had a look at the FAQs to see if I can get an idea how long it takes to reach full charge from discharged but no info that I can see.

I will email and ask. A chance to practice my abysmal french!

The specs say that it takes 3 hours to recharge on mains. No info on 12v charging, except that you need to spend €85 on a charging lead.
 
Im now thinking 42mm poly pipe, electric motor, shaft, propellor and a whole load of 18650 lithium cells.. Cant be that expensive .. Ot maybe a dead 2hp outboard leg, electric motor on shaft ...
 
Im now thinking 42mm poly pipe, electric motor, shaft, propellor and a whole load of 18650 lithium cells.. Cant be that expensive .. Ot maybe a dead 2hp outboard leg, electric motor on shaft ...
I went to the Beale Park boat show a few years ago and saw some homemade electric outboards based on cordless drills being demonstrated.
 
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