do you know where electric batteries come from?

Let's stay positive. We're getting there, step by step. Eolic, solar and maybe in the next few years: Fusion energy, the "holly grail". Now by the lithium mining side, we already have succesfull results with solid state batteries using silicon (one of the most abundant elements) as a main component, allowing higher performance and faster charging rates.@@nathankohonen2924

@@nathankohonen2924 We're getting there, step by step. Eolic, solar and maybe in the next few years: Fusion energy, the cleanest solution ever. Now by the lithium mining side, we already have successful results with solid state batteries using silicon (one of the most abundant elements) as a main component, allowing higher performance and faster charging rates.

My thoughts exactly…. You beat me to it. Pretty cool though..

You're probably right, just taking advantage of a loophole while its there :)

@@aqualectric-gi2ln yep, I get it. Pretty darn cool all around, and beautiful area. I love the reverse btw!

It would depend on the Motor - Battery pack - hull size combination. For instance, the one in this video is using a 40Kw AC Motor with a 10Kwh LiFePo4 Battery pack within a 10' hull, that in this case reaches a speed of 30mph (26knots). But of course you may put a 100Kw motor with a 40Kwh Li-Ion Battery pack and you may reach 60 - 70 Mph.

It depends on the speed at which you use it. For instance, for a low speed (

@MrJuanmachuca If it has everything you need for your fishing gear and the rod holders on the back of it. Most people go cruising around the lakes or rivers in their state or go to another state. Here in Canada they do the same thing. Here in Fredericton they don't fish from them

Let’s consider Geothermal or Hydroelectric energy generation for the industrial production of goods. And a small domestic solar charging for your PWC, which will allow you to enjoy your silent ECO ride without disturbing your surrounding nature. Enjoy!

@@MrJuanmachuca name one geothermal project that has worked long term in the US. Don’t forget the transmission efficiency and materials cost from said source to the coast. Then what about the carbon footprint of the lithium mining.

Let's stay positive. We're getting there, step by step. Eolic, solar and maybe in the next few years: Fusion energy, the "holly grail". Now by the lithium mining side, we already have succesfull results with solid state batteries using silicon (one of the most abundant elements) as a main component, allowing higher performance and faster charging rates.@@cherokeerookie8973

Let's stay positive. We're getting there, step by step. Eolic, solar and maybe in the next few years: Fusion energy, the cleanest solution ever. Now by the lithium mining side, we already have successful results with solid state batteries using silicon (one of the most abundant elements) as a main component, allowing higher performance and faster charging rates.@@cherokeerookie8973

@MrJuanmachuca 0 seconds ago It would depend on the Motor - Battery pack - hull size combination. For instance, the one in this video is using a 40Kw AC Motor with a 10Kwh LiFePo4 Battery pack within a 10' hull, that in this case reaches a speed of 30mph (26knots). But of course you may put a 100Kw motor with a 40Kwh Li-Ion Battery pack and you may reach 60 - 70 Mph.