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Is An Electric Outboard Engine For Me? Joe Grez Gives Masterclass Talk
Joe Grez, Founder EPCarry, gives a masterclass to help you decide if an Electric Outboard Engine is for you.
This comprehensive seminar was delivered at the Seattle Boat Show by one of the most knowledgeable persons in the marine electric outboard motor sector.
Learn the basics of ePropulsion and how different electric outboard motors are rated in terms of power, efficiency and range. This electric engine masterclass explains the difference in HP ratings and clears the confusion of power stated by different electric outboard brands.
If you are interested in Electric Outboard Motors, then this masterclass gives you the insights to select the right engine for your use case.
#epcarry #electricoutboard #epropulsion
✍️Show Notes ✍️
EPCarry Website: https://www.electricpaddle.com/
Joe Grez: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joegrez/
🏆About Joe Grez
Joe Grez is an experienced consumer product developer with a degree in physics and portfolio of US patents. His career ranged from engineering solar panels to leading teams developing breakthrough consumer products for Philips Sonicare and L'Oreal. Joe is passionate about well-designed marine products which are safe, functional and eco friendly.
His EPCarry electric outboard motor is designed with unique features to overcome the challenges of small boats in stability, size and weight, and to allow for easy beaching, handling and motor storage on board. The first Electric Paddle motors were sold in 2009. Years later, the same industrial design inspiration remains the simple yet elegant paddle shape, since many small boats were originally hand-paddled or rowed.
Based in North Bend, WA., his company manufactures the EP Carry system using advanced electronics technology, a lightweight Lithium battery, and a unique patented design. The EP Carry is the most lightweight and easy to use portable electric outboard boat motor available, providing a more enjoyable boating experience for everyone.
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By The Green BoaterJoe Grez, Founder EPCarry, gives a masterclass to help you decide if an Electric Outboard Engine is for you.
This comprehensive seminar was delivered at the Seattle Boat Show by one of the most knowledgeable persons in the marine electric outboard motor sector.
Learn the basics of ePropulsion and how different electric outboard motors are rated in terms of power, efficiency and range. This electric engine masterclass explains the difference in HP ratings and clears the confusion of power stated by different electric outboard brands.
If you are interested in Electric Outboard Motors, then this masterclass gives you the insights to select the right engine for your use case.
#epcarry #electricoutboard #epropulsion
✍️Show Notes ✍️
EPCarry Website: https://www.electricpaddle.com/
Joe Grez: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joegrez/
🏆About Joe Grez
Joe Grez is an experienced consumer product developer with a degree in physics and portfolio of US patents. His career ranged from engineering solar panels to leading teams developing breakthrough consumer products for Philips Sonicare and L'Oreal. Joe is passionate about well-designed marine products which are safe, functional and eco friendly.
His EPCarry electric outboard motor is designed with unique features to overcome the challenges of small boats in stability, size and weight, and to allow for easy beaching, handling and motor storage on board. The first Electric Paddle motors were sold in 2009. Years later, the same industrial design inspiration remains the simple yet elegant paddle shape, since many small boats were originally hand-paddled or rowed.
Based in North Bend, WA., his company manufactures the EP Carry system using advanced electronics technology, a lightweight Lithium battery, and a unique patented design. The EP Carry is the most lightweight and easy to use portable electric outboard boat motor available, providing a more enjoyable boating experience for everyone.