Reply To: 3.5 Electric Outboard for Waterway Access

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Dawul Wuru Aboriginal Corporation › Energy › 3.5 Electric Outboard for Waterway Access › Reply To: 3.5 Electric Outboard for Waterway Access

30/03/2022 at 3:00 pm #4299
Jose Hernandez
Participant

    Hey,
    I was reading through the outline for 3.5 and there are a few questions we have about what assumptions we should be making. How large is the boat we are designing a motor for, in terms of size and capacity? In addition what style of boat are we looking at, would it be something like an airboat? Finally, is the purpose of the boat just to monitor the crocodiles or for tourism purposes?

    Regards,
    Jose Hernandez

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