AKhog what type of underware do you prefer?
It is undergoing a major facelift right now. The pic and vid seen are the "lets just get it to work first prototype". I will post soon a closer to finished product. Remember this is not a production run boat but a garage built prototype. Please be kind and thanks for the input on getting this thing started. This forum has been a great source of knowlege and sarcasim. Here is a brief over view of the concept.
I got tired of loading all of that stuff in the car to unload it at the dock, wire it up, go fishing for a few hours and only have to repeat the process in reverse to get home. The benefit is that one person can get out and fish just about any where they want. Take it on the road, take it off road. Hook it up to a golf cart or a quad bike. Don't worry about forgetting anything; it's built into the boat. Fully loaded it is too heavy for one person to manage. That's why I put the gear on it. Now, one person can manage it. Roll it down to the water by hand or on the back of a vehicle.
Think of a full sized bass boat and all the features that it has. Fish finder, live well, pumps for bilge as well as the live well, running lights for safety in low light conditions. It has a trolling motor that is steered by foot, dual batteries, dual bank charger with a through deck plug to easily unplug the charger. Integrated tackle box (no more milk crates), integrated rod holders. After you get in the boat with all the electronics you still have 200 lbs of storage capacity. If you want to have a Daniel san moment you can stand on the bow or the rear. How ever the seat has a 12" extension pole for sitting higher. Believe me the boat looks a lot bigger than it is.
With the dual batteries I’ve had it out for almost 4 hours running and drifting and the 4 bar meter still had 4/4 charge (3/4 if it was under load) left on it. I would imagine that if you weren't running at full throttle everywhere you could have plenty of battery life for a weekend of fishing or duck hunting. The battery charger is built into the boat so you could find a dock and plug it in if you were in a pinch or if you are camping run a cord to the boat at night and in the morning your good to go.
Well theres it is......
