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RS Pulse 63 RAD Propelled Supports The Boat Race

Karel Overlaet, RIB Advocate

The RS Pulse 63 RAD Propelled Shines

RS Electric Boats were honoured to support the 2025 Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race.

They supported the race with two RS Pulse 63s. These boats were powered by RAD Propulsion (find out more about RAD).

The RS Pulse 63 RAD Propelled Rigid Inflatable Boats (RIBs) joined the support fleet. This is the first time they were included.

This is a positive step towards a more sustainable future for this historic event.

I dropped more videos on this RIB brand: The RS Pulse 63.

This video was published on the RS Electric Boats YouTube channel.

You can find more info of the RS Pulse in this post. Check out the specs.

RS Electric Boats and ZENOW £5.4M Innovation Journey

Karel Overlaet, RIB Advocate

The ZENOW project

RS Marine Group’s debut podcast episode features co-CEO John Partridge discussing RS Electric Boats and the £5.4M ZENOW initiative.

John reflects on the company’s journey since 2017, highlighting its commitment to lightweight electric propelled Rigid Inflatable Boats.

Supported by Innovate UK, the ZENOW project aims to introduce 20 electric boats for semi-commercial use in collaboration with various partners.

Key advancements include the Rad 40 Drive, CCS fast charging, and ISO-compliant regulations to facilitate commercial adoption.

Plymouth University will analyze project data to advance marine electrification.

The episode wraps up by encouraging clubs to get involved, emphasizing the industry’s rapid evolution.

See RS Electric Boats in action: Innovation on the water.

This video was published on the RS Electric Boats YouTube channel.

RAD40 Electric Outboard 180-Degree Steering Amazes

Karel Overlaet, RIB Advocate

Ingenious 180-Degree Steering

Head into the RSE workshop and take a closer look at the latest Pulse 63 as we examine the details of the RAD40 electric motor and its stunning steering capabilities.

Below you can see actual footage of two RS63 electric RIBs making circles on the spot.

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RAD40 Electric Outboard 180-Degree Steering

I’ve collected some more news and videos on the RS63 electric RIB. Just click here and see the path they covered so far.

This video was published on the RS Electric Boats YouTube channel.

Pulse 63 Electric RIB And RAD Propulsions Wows

Karel Overlaet, RIB Advocate

Electric RIB And RAD Propulsions Impresses

According to the Hampshire based company, the Pulse 63 is a game-changer in the world of electric propulsion.

The advanced RAD 40 drive it’s equipped with sets a new standard, ensuring high efficiency within its compact and lightweight design.

But what really sets it apart is the 180-degree rotating leg that provides an unmatched level of manoeuvrability that will make navigating even the tightest spaces a breeze!

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The Pulse 63 Electric RIB And RAD Propulsions turning on a dime

Checkput more Pulse 63 electric RIB videos here on RIBsONLY.com.

The video was published on the RS Electric Boats YouTube channel

The Developments at RS Electric Boats – Pulse 63

Karel Overlaet, RIB Advocate

Interesting Developments at RS Electric Boats

In this video RSE Inside E2 provides an in-depth look into the latest developments at RS Electric Boats, specifically focusing on the Pulse 63 Work Boat.

Alex Newton-Southon, RSE Design CEO showcases the advancements of the electric boat, including its design, performance, and eco-friendly technologies.

Besides developed as a work boat, the company now offers a leisure version as well.

The have now dealerships in The Netherlands, Italy, the UK, France and Spain.

Overall, the video offers a comprehensive overview of the latest advancements in electric boats, with a focus on the Pulse 63 Work Boat.

I’ve published more information and videos on this RIB here.

The video in this article was published on the RS Electric Boats You Tube channel.

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