Outboards, electric drives and propulsion units

Propulsion is matched to the boat, not bought on power alone. The transom decides what can be hung on it, and the battery decides how long the stated thrust lasts.

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Settle these before comparing the grid

  1. Transom: height and material set the shaft length and the maximum weight the boat can carry at the stern. An air-floor boat and a rigid-hull boat do not take the same motor.
  2. Electric or petrol: electric drives quote thrust and runtime at a stated draw; petrol outboards quote horsepower. The two cannot be compared on a single number.
  3. Battery: for electric units, capacity and whether the pack is included change both the price and the shipping category.
  4. Shipping: lithium packs and petrol engines each carry their own freight restrictions, which have to be settled before a landed cost means anything.

Factory series with published specifications

The catalogue below is a live sourcing feed. These series pages carry the model tables — hull length, power range, capacity and construction — for the same families.

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