Interested in Torqeedoes? You’ve come to the right place. We stock Australia’s widest range of Torqeedo electric outboards and offer the technical backup to help you best choose the Torqeedo and batteries to suit your vessel. → Read more…
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 Marine Kart overall layout The Marine Kart is one of the coolest boats around—I got to try one out when I visited Germany last year for training for servicing—and they’re now available from the The Torqeedo Shop. The Marine Kart is made in Switzerland—right in that part of Switzerland thats not quite sure if its really part of Italy after all. But either way its is a cool little boat and it matches up really nicely with the Torqeedo Cruise 4 and a couple of Power 26-104 batteries. → Read more…  Sanctury Cove patrol boat with Cruise 4's Sanctuary Cove is a waterside community in southeast Queensland well known in the boating world for their hosting of one of the best known boat shows in Australia. They are now setting new standards with their adoption of electric outboard powered vessels for their security patrol. → Read more… What do you do when you’ve got mixed voltage loads in your system? Such as a main drive battery of 48v and smaller loads such as radio, chart plotter and so on at 12 volts? The usual solution is to use a dc-dc converter to step down the voltage from 48v to 12v. You . . . → Read More: Mixed voltage loads and charging You’ll see that some of the product prices have been updated. The most notable changes are for the Cruise models which we can now offer at more attractive prices. This is a result of Torqeedo Australia now being able to bring in a large shipment by sea which has reduced shipping cost significantly. This . . . → Read More: New pricelist and stock  Coming into Sydney heads—the city skyline visible to the right of the mother ship This is a followup to the story about the solar powered zodiac trip Claude and I did from Pittwater to Sydney a while back… I’ve now prepared a video of that trip for your enjoyment. Its posted on youtube and and available here on this page. The trip was an experiment to see how far we could go with a Torqeedo Travel 1003 assisted by solar power… → Read more…  On the Upper Noosa River Come and see the Sienna solar boat at King George Square in Brisbane this Saturday 28th October as part of the National Electric Vehicle Festival. This festival is part of the National Electric Vehicle Convention and you can see more details of this at the website here. → Read more…  Its a dogs life... The Caboolture River is a quiet picturesque river not far from Brisbane which offers a delightful cruise for a solar boat. → Read more…  Stillness on the Noosa River I’ll write more about this soon, but to be going on with, here is a link to a video of the launching of Stillness  Sienna charging the batteries in the sun Today I towed the Sienna out of the shed and into the sun to test the solar panels and the charging of the lithium batteries. This is the first time the batteries have been charged as a group and they need to be watched carefully for the first few cycles until they become balanced. → Read more…  Sneaking up on a pelican—not I snuck way from the solar boat project under cover of darkness to check out Claude’s radical trimaran—kind of reminds me of a stealth bomber especially in its current grey livery. The weather around these parts has been pretty rainy and windy as you can see from the photos. → Read more… |
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