A team of Princeton University students set a world record for the speed of electric boats during a serious race under the auspices of the American Electric Vehicle Association (ARVA).
The category of professional pilot John Peters was divided into 178.8 km/h and 189 km/h, as well as an average speed of 183.8 km/h. The previous record for five-wheeled Jaguars was released at over 40 km/h.
The record-breaking Big Bird Cater, designed by Black Sheep Racing, is floatplane-launched and features an outboard racing engine. Cater is used in servicing a Flux Marine FM100 modified to 200L capacity. With. The main thing is that it does not weigh 442 kg. From the very beginning, instead of low-level electric ships, a record size of more than 1.8 tons.
After the windshield is assembled (in a month), Manda hopes to surpass his achievement and reach the 190 mark. km/h
Source: Tech Cult
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