Thank you for posting your success. Is your BMS bigger than 100 amp? It seems at 11-12 amps this system would be too much for a 100 amp hr battery. How are you not overloading the bms and causing it to shut down?

How it's going after 2 years?

Have you tried a ryobi 600 psi power washer?

Found the video of it lol

What water maker are you using???

Is the hose safw for potable water?

What a mess.

After watching your videos and a few others I’m going to use a 100ah lithium battery with a Pac-Motor to do the entire 800+ miles of the Brazos River in Texas. I have an inflatable kayak so I’ll be paddling as well. Using the pac motor at about 2.5 mph I could get about 10-15 miles per day just with the pac motor.

Where did u get the Bimini top from?

12V Pumptec 107SS with the 105 cam. Bit pricier but it will last much longer than the pressure washer, being all machined 316 stainless steel.

Thanks for this - what a great idea - I have just bought a RO system for our boat at huge cost - my next project is to build my own that I can fix anywhere..

look up RPM hardqare or the 12 volt pump

Wow …really cool … great job

Where did you get those solar panels from

Did the pressure washer ever crap out because of the salt water?

Hi. Its been 2years since your last video so i hope you see this. How did the pressure washer hold up?also they make cordless pressure washers 18v are about 600psi higher voltage ones about 1000. Thank you so much for the links with pricing!

I’m a senior in mechanical engineering and actually making a similar apparatus for my senior design project, I’m having some trouble with my system do you have a contact I could possibly speak to you and potentially pick your brain?

Any updates on this project? If you can get the motor frame and hp and speed shaft size. You may be able to just do a motor swap. Thank you

you run your bilge water through your drinking water filters?? put the 3way valve on the other side of the housings.

Is there a v2?

RO membrane housing is wrong...goes to element..can't find 21" housing less than $500. Got any sugestions? any reason not to use a 40" or any other size RO setup? Is your choice of the "thin film Dow unit because of the low pressure?? of the P Washer pump or will any seawater RO can and element work?

Great video, I'm going on a 6 day trip with the kayak next year in Sweden, so I have order a solar panel to extend my batteries 😊

Talk a little bit about regristration of your kayak with the motor. I imagine that all states are different , Fl. here.

GREAT VIDEO! Always interested in electric power and solar.

Bro, you need a boat 😂. I gave you a 👍 in the first 5 seconds of the video. Thank you for sharing

Is your system not saltwater rated, or did you mean the pump was not saltwater rated?

How is the build holding up?

What is the freshwater output of the watermaker per hour? Thanks

So if you put 4 panels you’d charge enough to go even overnight… you’d be charging more than you use. So you could go even faster. That’s amazing!!! 😮

Found your videos and really like them. You explain things and make it so easy to understand. I don't see any new videos so I hope you didn't stop everything and it looks that way. Let me know if you don't care. God bless!

Mate... You need a boat.

Has anyone mentioned the 12vdc pumps from Pumptec (Model113c) which pumps to 1000 psi. I have one and it seems like a quality pump and is very compact.

Did you ever find a 12vdc high pressure pump?

Why did did you choose a 21" instead of 15"? I ask because I'm wondering if pump gpm needs to match the membrane

Thank you for your video. I'm excited to make my own

Great Stuff… thanks for sharing!

It’s a great adventure and loving the commentary. Just needs some catch and cook to see what you did with the fish you caught👍

LOVE this project !

LOVE your work ! 💪

LOVE your channel and your work ❗ AWESOME and thank you ❗❗🙏

how come my comments disappear?

Great job! I did a similar project with my 12 T Asend, but purchased a bimini top from amozon for about a $100 showed it was for a canoe - had to cut a few inches out to make the correct width but was pretty easy and looked good when done - just pointing out theres a lazy guys aproach. like your lower front stap approch -will be modifiying mine THANKS!!!

Green works showing battery powererd pressure washer $148 but can only out 800 psi at 40v ( not sure if this is enough pressue) you could run off the 40v battery they use but would still need to charge off 120v. might suffice for some days then need shore power to avoide having your inverter alog - would depend on the trip

Green works showing $148 800 psi at 40v

This is, by far, the easiest and most simplistic diy RO system I’ve seen yet! I’m going to use this as the basis for my own system on or DE38. I can’t wait to get started now. Thanks man; you saved me a ton of useless parts!

Any alternative housing suggestions? the ami seems to no longer be available.

Great job!! I did the solar elecrtic thing with a 12T Asend- a little smaller than your 13ft but good size. The best choice for me was to take a canopy for a canoe (maybe $100 on ebay)and cut it down width wise - saved alot of time and provides alot of shade and pannel area (needed in FL). Also very much agree with the battery choice, my 100ahr battery only weighs 21lbs and will run the minikota 30lb thrust for hours all by itself.

Your video gave me some ideas as far s as a way to get some type of motorboat into the water along the ICW.

Nice job. Thinking and rethinking benefits the rest of us.

Great video, I do Kayak camping 3-5day trips, I used to use a 5hp Yamaha on My Hobie PA14, but my kids brought me a 44lb Watersnake trolling motor for Father’s Day 2021, I built a 60amp PWM and it works great and has extended my range, I would love to add a solar panel and charge controller to my 120amp AGM, I’m planning a 3 day trip in 2 weeks, You have made a great video and clearly explained, I also use the tides, so I launch at the top of the tide and get 2-3klms run out tide assistance to camp spot and then return on the incoming tide, Cheers from Aussie.