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DIY electric foil board

Created by teatrea teatrea  > 9 months ago, 15 Oct 2017
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teatrea
teatrea

QLD

4177 posts

15 Oct 2017 3:12pm


Ha ha reckon this would work, Jimmy up one of these, 18 pounds of thrust 20 kg, probably strip it back a bit too reduce weight. Cheap $ 150 bucks.Im just mad enough too try
JEG
JEG

JEG

VIC

1469 posts

15 Oct 2017 9:00pm
Can't wait to see the finish dyi elec foil project!?
w8ingforwind
w8ingforwind

QLD

259 posts

15 Oct 2017 9:00pm
How much power does it use could you power it with a 18v cordless drill battery like I do with my wash down pump
SRrat
SRrat

WA

240 posts

15 Oct 2017 8:01pm
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w8ingforwind said..
How much power does it use could you power it with a 18v cordless drill battery like I do with my wash down pump


I powered a canoe with what looks like the same Watersnake,it ran for a couple of hours on a small car battery
teatrea
teatrea

QLD

4177 posts

16 Oct 2017 8:33am
It's going to be nuts in the coming years with electric motors and battery powered toys. I'm even blown away by my electric bike a tiny 250watt motor can pull me up a steep hill. If too purchase a new petrol powered car these days I reckon your nuts.
JEG
JEG

JEG

VIC

1469 posts

16 Oct 2017 10:38am
petrol car will be the past, elec is the new thing.
I'll take up foiling once elec foil gets cheaper.
Casso
Casso

NSW

3778 posts

16 Oct 2017 11:32am
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teatrea said..


Ha ha reckon this would work, Jimmy up one of these, 18 pounds of thrust 20 kg, probably strip it back a bit too reduce weight. Cheap $ 150 bucks.Im just mad enough too try


I've had exactly the same idea teatree. Wasn't sure what size to get or which battery to run it off. I might let you do the experimenting!!!

Let us know how it goes.
teatrea
teatrea

QLD

4177 posts

16 Oct 2017 1:44pm
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Casso said..

teatrea said..


Ha ha reckon this would work, Jimmy up one of these, 18 pounds of thrust 20 kg, probably strip it back a bit too reduce weight. Cheap $ 150 bucks.Im just mad enough too try



I've had exactly the same idea teatree. Wasn't sure what size to get or which battery to run it off. I might let you do the experimenting!!!

Let us know how it goes.


LoL, will do, although most of my excitements dont workout so well!
AndyR
AndyR

QLD

1344 posts

16 Oct 2017 9:01pm
What type of battery and motor is the fliteboard guy down the coast using ?
Battery needs to be compact and light.
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