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Sealegs’ Nearly 4 m Tender with Electric Inhub Wheel Motors

July 2, 2024July 2, 2024 Karel Overlaet, RIB Advocate

The Space Saving Electric Inhub Wheel Motors System

Sealegs has a proven record in transforming boats into amphibious vehicles.

This Sealegs 3.8 m tender combines that technology offering seamless land-to-water transitions with “eco-friendly” electric power, and versatile convenience.

It has a 3 kW battery and electric inhub wheel motors for moving on land with a proven operating system.

It ensures a 45-minute runtime from a 3-hour charge.

This video was published on the Sealegs International YouTube channel.

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Sealegs 12 m Amphibious Cabin RIB

June 14, 2024June 14, 2024 Karel Overlaet, RIB Advocate

An Impressive Looking Amphibious Cabin RIB

The video showcases the Sealegs 12 m cabin Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB) that is equipped with Sealegs’ most advanced commercial-grade amphibious system.

It includes a fully enclosed cabin with the sink in the cockpit and a 500-liter fuel tank, powering up to 1200 horsepower with twin outboard engines for maximum performance.

This 12 m RIB can be customised for both commercial and recreational purposes.

It was created in collaboration with Hall Marine and C4 Design.

This video was published on the Sealegs International YouTube channel.

You can find more info and videos of this brand in RIBsONLY.com, Home of the Rigid Inflatable Boat.

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Sealegs Goes Electric Amphibious

January 18, 2024June 14, 2024 Karel Overlaet, RIB Advocate

Inevitable Electric Amphibious

In this video you can sea and hear the thrill of “emission-free”, quiet beach gliding with the electrically driven Sealegs.

I guess, it was only a matter of time before they devised an electric solution to power the amphibious Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB).

I’m not entirely sure why they refer to this as cutting-edge amphibious technology.

I understand, of course, that adjustments needed to be made, but the technology for electric propelling a vehicle on land already exists.

And while some claim that an electric motor is eco-friendly and has zero emissions, it actually all comes down to the batteries and the environmentally unfriendly production of them.

I’ve posted more videos about amphibious RIBs.

This video was published on the Sealegs International YouTube channel.

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