HANGKAI ELECTRIC MOTOR 1000W 48V

[@itzmikeomg2755]

Any electric motor that makes noise like that is doomed to fail.

[@scotthonjiyo5837]

How long does thay battery last?

[@dronerdronerdroner1193]

Puno pozdrava iz Bosne.... Cim sam vidio video morao sam da narucim ovaj motor. Puno HVALA za video .........

[@PM-qp5he]

how is it holding up?

[@hoytemery8549]

What type or size battery does this use??

[@erinbiggers7709]

Can you make a video of how to hook up the batteries please

[@Lavinchii]

Did you ever figure out ?

[@erinbiggers7709]

@@Lavinchii yes it has a brain inside of it , hook it up like a car battery but be careful 48 volts hurts like hell

[@AudioTony-mj3ig]

How to reverse the boat?

[@wusmal]

how fast can you go?

[@sharpey79]

Thanks for posting this video Marjan. Are you still happy with the Hangkai motor?

[@iulian207]

What is the speed at maximum power?

[@WayneTheBoatGuy]

Interesting - this is much cheaper than a Torqueedo or a ePropulsion model, but it seems quite loud and I wonder if it is as decent as they both seem to be.

[@18magicMARKer]

With those brand youre paying for long term support, aesthetic, and reliabily...this is a chinese brand that can just vanish and if something break you cant just replace it and will need to DIY it yourself. Its like buying a new tool/machine of offerup/fb market place.

[@chewyflea]

Is this the jet motor ?

[@patrickbrooks1567]

How long did this motor last? Is it still functioning in 2022? Any failure to start or other malfunction?

[@DH-rt2wl]

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[@ethanschneider2422]

Rather have this than yacht

[@mzgavc]

Battery Samsung INR18650-35E 3450mAh - 10A S13 54V max 13x3.7V cells in series. nominal 48V

[@YoureWrongImRightGetOverIt]

How long does it last with this battery set up? Estimated run time? Rough guesstimate

[@4faidan]

Can this motor use a 14S battery?

[@cobrasvt347]

Hell I ya could put a 50 pound thrust trolling motor on and run circles around that noisy racket. Might as well get a engine, probably would be quieter and for sure much faster and greatly mor efficient.

[@stromtom1390]

My 5hp tohatsu/nissan 2 stroke sips gas and gets me going 17mph on my 12' 32" wide jon boat

[@leomdk939]

lol, like hell you could -- (thrust does not increase top speed, it improves how quickly you can get you to top speed). This isn't exactly a fast engine, but a trolling motor won't get you anywhere near this speed.

[@BrooklynAvenue]

You're a drunkard

[@2quack]

so impressed!

[@gamecockmike175]

That's pretty damn cool. It doesn't seem to be much quieter than a gasoline power engine. Some specs between a gas and this would be nice. I'm just wondering about distance and speed. I'm pretty sure which one wins the torque battle

[@bradleyliebl2931]

I have this one also, at low speed it is pretty quite. I run a Iron Phosphate lithium battery at 960 watt hours and can move my 12 foot cateram at about 6-8 mph depending on wind and waves, it uses 1200 watts at full throttle or 25 amps of 48 volt current. This means that depending on tides and wind, I can get probably about 40 min of full throttle with one battery I have or about 4 miles. for the price I think it is pretty cool, but would look at a 48 volt 80lb thrust trolling motor for the same price and ultra quite, maybe give up on 1-2 mph. So to figure out time usage, take the battery volts x amp hours = watt hours and this will give you a better idea. So if you have a battery with say 48 volts and 20 amp hours = 960 watt hours, and if the devise uses a total of 1200 watts then you get approx 40 min at full speed. Remember when you go slower then you gain multiples of more time as it is easier to push something slower.

[@mctransportation9831]

I have a hangkai 3.5 gas and its loud as fk. I may fabricate another muffler for it.

[@mctransportation9831]

@@bradleyliebl2931 how big is the battery in volume and weight?

[@bradleyliebl2931]

@@mctransportation9831 The size of a ammo can approx 9 inches x 12 inch x 10 inch, it weighs about 25 pounds. I have a 5hp propane powered outboard and I think the electric gives about 70 percent of the speed. I put the battery in a ammo can and mounted a amp monitor to the side to watch charge state per amps used, gives a good indicator on energy left.

[@mctransportation9831]

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[@cv5w]

Can this put the boat on a plane? I cannot tell from the video

[@trentongarces1500]

no

[@NaughtyGoatFarm]

We have a 22ft sail boat and and we are looking for an electric outboard. We don't want to go fast but need to be able to overcome wind and tide when motoring back to port. Our yacht is quite light weight around 600kg. Im wondering if this would be suitable to push our sail boat. We would run it on Lifepo4 batteries.

[@mzgavc]

Yes is like 3hp or 4hp

[@NaughtyGoatFarm]

@@mzgavc is the noise really loud like in the video or is it not as loud when you are there in person?

[@oscarluiscabellorobles4451]

Great Marjan!, One question. What's top speed? I guess about 10 km/hr?

[@valeriopieralice9343]

hi friend .... what speed can you reach with your boat?

[@solidsnake4022]

Does it has different gears or just one gear?

[@mzgavc]

just one gear

[@marklawson6747]

Far out is that electric or 2 stroke???

[@shine9680]

Lol seriously?

[@cobrasvt347]

You can’t be serious

[@grantdm]

Is this rated for ocean or is it fresh water only?

[@mzgavc]

for ocean and fresh water is OK

[@cardonaman]

Ok

[@YoureWrongImRightGetOverIt]

Do you have a video on how you made the battery pack? I know it's not super complex but I would love to see it.

[@ssk3204]

U can buy it off Amazon/ebay. Search 48v battery pack. Just pick a suitable ah

[@allpanic23]

Where did you get your battery from ? Can I just use a 12V battery???

[@chiquiabello4372]

You can probably wire 4 12v batteries to get to 48v, but using only a 12v battery will get you 1/4 the RPM and thus you will move slower than a trolling motor.

[@user-fx8yh3gr9p]

You can buy four 12v. marine batteries and wire them in parallel to get the 48vdc needed. It would be the most economical way although will still cost you another $400-$500 on top of the price of the outboard. .

[@leonsus9317]

@@user-fx8yh3gr9p If you parralell them it would only be 12 volts. Pretty sure you meant series.

[@anthonybiank9355]

@@leonsus9317 yes you're right. Sorry.

[@kevinphillips4631]

I bet possible to add water cooling to this using a pickup near the prop out put and plastic pipe up to the motor with a coil of copper or aluminum tube wrapped around the motor can.

[@Gexone]

I currently converting an old johnson motor to electric. I will use copper hose around the motor and keep the impeller and connect them. Using a 48v motor around 29A draw. Almost done just waiting for a cardan shaft to connect the motor.

[@leomdk939]

Cheap electric engine, European language ... surprise speedo .... this is the most European thing ever. :D (Not saying it's a bad thing - thanks for the video!)

[@caseymarble6159]

Are we not going to comment on what he is wearing or lack thereof

[@regard2093]

Is this the gearbox noise

[@stromtom1390]

I believe there's a chain with two sprockets 27t and 13t for a 2.08 ratio

[@bootmenow]

So you might be able to convert it to a industrial drive belt like a Harley has... Quiet it down

[@CanoeChris]

Looks like its from1987

[@Gyppor]

nice. does it really only use 1000w? 25A 48v?

[@mzgavc]

Actually pulls 36A. That's 1700W. The engine and controller are heated at full power. The grid on the top of the lid was covered. I opened the hole. Added a 48V 24W fan. When I drive, I quickly connect the fan. I'm going to add an ammeter. I'll drive with 20A. More with the cooling fan on.

[@mzgavc]

Actually pulls 36A. That's 1700W. The engine and controller are heated at full power. The grid on the top of the lid was covered. I opened the hole. Added a 48V 24W fan. When I drive, I quickly connect the fan. I'm going to add an ammeter. I'll drive with 20A. More with the cooling fan on.

[@mzgavc]

Battery Samsung INR18650-35E 3450mAh - 10A S13 54V max 13x3.7V cells in series. nominal 48V

[@robertroigsantamaria]

NICE.It is a bit loud, but looks faster than a 86lbs 24v trolling motor. ok it uses 1700w instead of the 1100watt ... I like it when it's silent... still, i assume it's better than a small combustion one.

[@JonnyWaldes]

Thanks. Too loud! I thought electric would be quiet.

[@JonnyWaldes]

This is the only decent review o could find online. I will avoid. Batteries too heavy / expensive. Maybe dangerous.

[@jabbalito3787]

It's because it's a cheap, made in china motor. If I were to buy an electric outboard i would get something better made

[@18magicMARKer]

Its the camera mic auto level...itll pick up whatever sound and level it out...if you recorded a 4 stroke ...itll suppress that sound....its electric...of course itll be more quite.

[@niolss]

sounds like a gasoline engine. Is it really that loud?

[@solidsnake4022]

I'll get an 86lb trolling motor instead. Less noisy.

[@BrooklynAvenue]

demonstrates how little you know about motors. Increasing the power on a trolling motor will NOT increase speed. It only helps push along a greater weight at the same speed a smaller trolling motor would.

[@RichieRouge206]

Its as noisy as a petrol outboard and just kinda screams ‘cheap chinese rubbish’ unfortunately 🙄

[@ericsimons8560]

And you only pay 1/10 for it right? You get what you pay for idiot.

[@steveblahut4027]

4 hp my butt, 4hp johnson would smoke that. Wish the "electric outboard manufactures" would quit using wiggy woo math to advertise their motors. Hp is rated at the shaft not the power consumed by the motor....

[@wiseguygazette]

I have one and yeah it's not even close. It has more oomph than a trolling motor but I have a small inflatable boat that can just barely plane on a 4-5hp outboard and this electric 4hp wasn't even close to getting it on plane

[@derilrobinson3996]

If that thing is pushing him that slow on an inflatable!I'm good think I'll pass!

[@kambo209]

A 12 volt 40lbs thrust trolling motor would of got you that speed.

[@chiquiabello4372]

Depends on the RPM of this motor vs the RPM of the trolling motor. Most TMs are in the 1500 RPM range +/- a bit. I've seen these 48v motors advertized at 3000-4000 RPM, so you would assume that these would perform at over twice the speed of a trolling motor. However, I've owned a Hangkai 2-stroke motor and the stated claims about its HP and speed were overrated, i.e, a motor listed at 3.8HP actually performed more like a 2HP, so with these guys you never know. I think the good news i that we're starting to see higher voltage electric motors for these applications, so hopefully in time we'll see improved performance. BTW, some people may not be aware that trolling motors with higher thrust ratings don't have a higher max speed than lower thrust models, assuming the same RPM. They're just better at overcoming resistance like wind and current.

[@mzgavc]

@@chiquiabello4372 Good

[@wiseguygazette]

@@chiquiabello4372 The max speed will be the displacement speed of the vessel, which I believe most trolling motors will achieve. So since this motor is not powerful enough to get you "on plane" which allows you to directly gain speed through extra RPM, it may not be faster than a trolling motor. I actually owned one as well but it broke eventually. I am looking to either get another hangkai or just a good trolling motor and it is a hard decision because I really did not feel like I was getting much speed out of mine.

[@wiseguygazette]

@Rationally Insane any specs? What voltage? Wattage? Brushless motor? That's really cool I'd like to know more

[@wiseguygazette]

@Rationally Insane awesome project. Youre right I'm surprised more people do not do this, especially considering you can source parts from other hobbies like go karting like you said. That will be cool to see how it does with a bigger prop, I have a 9.8hp tohatsu that is pretty old that I could maybe convert to electric at some point so I'm glad to hear your project works well

[@ugjfjejdhccr5332]

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[@mzgavc]

Battery Samsung INR18650-35E 3450mAh - 10A S13 54V max 13x3.7V cells in series. nominal 48V

[@kf4293]

Appreciate the information brother! How does the sound compare to a small gas outboard would you say?

[@hubgocom]

How long time use it?