Best Solar Powered Catamarans: Inside the Luxurious Green Yachts

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Solar powered catamarans are becoming increasingly popular, with more and more people looking for eco-friendly and sustainable ways to explore the ocean.
Solar yachts are electric boats that can go for long distances without needing to stop for fuel and without emissions. By utilizing the sun's energy, these vessels help to reduce the need for fossil fuels and contribute to environmental protection.
In this video, we will take a look at five of the best solar powered catamarans currently available on the market.
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[@thatyoudliketoknow1628]

Lots of panel space on the sides to catch Raya reflecting from the water... Looking forward to see pretty much completely solar panel covered designs

[@antoniomoton9387]

Superb

[@user-bc9ru1gn2q]

Yes, I am considering buying one trying to find the one I can grow into big enough but not too big

[@kathleenwollesen3947]

I definitely want to purchase one.❤😊

[@neilshahndynasty.8882]

hopefully ,soon, I will be your biggest competitor .(soon=3years)

[@user-bc9ru1gn2q]

I think it’s a great thing, solar power. I’m just wondering why no one has made a magnetic motor yet

[@virtual-viking]

Do you mean a magnetohydrodynamic drive? If so, I suppose it's because it's a bit of a hassle without room temperature superconductors.

[@michaelkennedy7589]

The model of this is interesting kindly can you provide the propelled capacity of this motors

[@user-pc2xu3gx6n]

We checked with the company for this. The company don't make them anymore.

[@connymoreno4813]

yes definitley

[@user-bc9ru1gn2q]

Magnetic driven engines magnets are the key to your propulsion energy that you need on the boat and for anything else

[@markmatson]

Electric motors use magnets and is how all of these work. Sounds like you are talking about something else?

[@marksimmons896]

I was set on the 60 or 80 as a business and owner suite for personal but the 120 quad deck with all the toys is worth it. No diesel smell or fuel ever and almost no maintenance. Just waiting on upcoming crypto bull run and I am all in, toys and all.

[@virtual-viking]

I think the phrase "worth it" needs to take into account the vast amount of useful things the multi million price difference could buy instead.

[@Kermitisback1111]

Sun reef?

[@gwmu7745]

Serenity 64 is original a Solarwave / Silent Katamaran. Please inform befor talking in a Video with false marketing.

[@silentyachts]

this is coorect - Serenity in fact bought them from us, he is a client that removed the Silent logo and thought he could create new brand. However - they disappeared from the market already. Similar situation with Alva by the way .....

[@arajoaina]

Sure I want to buy one. But only thing I might be able to afford is the Last one that is sold for 500k. But to even afford the cheapest one; I have to sell my house and everything I have to be able to buy it. It seems that these things are built only for the very wealthy and not average people. What a shame.

[@darryl5826]

Solar and hydrogen is the way to go.

[@thinkof100]

Not keen on the cartoonish videos.

[@fth1664]

Aquanima has been out of business a long time now...