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I like the quiet and flexibility of electrics, but I'd be very concerned about the veracity of the Hangkai motor listed at Amazon. It specs 1200 watts, which is more like 1.6 hp at 747 watts/hp. That would be about 135 lb thrust, depending on what conversion you use. It also claims a speed of 18...

Renogy DCS50S...from the manual and online: - Designed to charge service batteries from two DC inputs—solar panels and alternator - 3-phase charging profile (Bulk, Boost, and Float) ensures your service battery will be accurately charged at the correct voltage levels to 100% - Trickle charges...

Another solution is to install a DC/DC charger that prioritizes the starting battery. These will charge the starting battery when the motor is on and only allow current to flow to the house battery when the current exceeds a certain amount, usually only when the engine is on and the starting...

Consider an electric kicker...maybe a Torqeedo 1103...only prop wash and the sound of water hitting the hull.

I apologize if it seems the post was derailed, but I was trying to give the original poster "kicker" options that I have gone through with my own CD22. I think all advice concluded that a 9.9 with tilt/trim and electric start kicker is too much transom weight for a CD16. Also, it is unreasonable...

https://battlebornbatteries.com/product ... bermonday/ They are actually $10 cheaper at $689 now, but perhaps this is only for Monday. Anyone wanting one or more...this is the best deal I have seen

No, not "thousands", but yes, perhaps not too much of a savings over installing a 9.9 with tilt and electric start when added up. The versatility is the main advantage plus little weight on the transom. The main disadvantage is unless you have a generator and charger (I do), your range is...

I had a 9.9 with tilt/trim on my 22. I never used except to test it. It was a comfort, though, kind of like a first aid kit I never used. It is unlikely you can get 10 kts (11.5 mph) with a 9.9 motor. Hull speed for a 16 is 5.4 kts (6.2 mph), and once you start pushing it past that you will...

All of the above advice will help your Wallas perform as you want. In my experience, bad fuel is a serious problem. Good article on diesel...applies to gasoline as well, particularly ethanol gas. https://chembloggreen1.wordpress.com/20 ... esel-fuel/ I buy new diesel and keep a full...

I have four Wallas units...currently only one installed one in my CD22, one in my popup camper, one in a yurt, and one I don't use yet. Three were units people sold or given me as they didn't like the Wallas. The compromise of a heater/cooktop really is a compromise. I use the Wallas for cabin...

Bob; I hear you. For most people, a 1999 Honda 90 is really old. However, if it was well kept, run regularly, and well maintained, it might last another 22 years easily. It doesn't sound like that was the case. My comment was on it's added value in this sale. Maybe I am wrong, but I think most...

My Li battery BMSs will have low temperature charging PROTECTION, as in they won't charge below 32F (battery temperature). Don't you mean these don't have a heating circuit that will heat the battery internally when temps drop low enough that the BMS stops the battery charging? Interesting, the...

$20K would probably be a quick sell, at least on the west coast. If your goal is $25K, you might get close for just a good condition hull with trailer also in good condition. C-Dories aren't boats that shiny boat people are impressed by. If the tires are old (manufacture date is after the DOT...

C-Dory purchasers in general are going to do their research. Few will purchase a hull because it shines. Many would like to buy a bare hull and put the motor(s) of their choice on it. That is kind of what I intended, but wound up keeping the 2003 carburated Honda 90 for 6 years, and only...

...in regard to traction on slimy ramps or no ramps at all...depending on the center of gravity of the camper relative to the bed of the truck (and the steepness of the ramp), removing the camper should help shift traction to the front wheels which are more likely to be on drier, cleaner...

Wenonah "Wee Lassie" 12 ft (24 lb, only in ultralight Kevlar) is what I'm moving to from a Wenonah Minnesota II (42 lb) in Kevlar. I've found that if you put a couple of 5 gallon water containers (I use Scepter 05935), it is much more stable to get into.

Boats like what you describe are made, and here in the PNW USA. We've had these types of boats around for quite some time, including by the company Aluminum Chambered Boats. Check out the current Passagemaker, which describes the Life Proof 35 Full Cabin...

I rode a 24 ft Aluminum Chambered Boat (company now banckrupt) from Bellingham to Eliza Island and back during some interesting weather on the return trip, which, of course Bellingham Bay is famous for. Stabicraft are similar but perhaps more refined. Eliza doesn't have a ferry, so you need to...

I know many love to hate Amazon, even my son that has worked on their robots in the Kent, WA center for several years. However, they have always done well for me. If something doesn't meet your expectations, they take it back, no questions asked, and its easy to send back. Sometimes their prices...