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An OC Tender 330 rigid carbon-fiber dinghy equipped with a Zerojet electric motor achieves a range of approximately 6.7 nautical miles when operated at a consistent planing speed of 15 knots.28:13 Efficiency varies significantly based on throttle and load; the vessel achieves its maximum range of roughly 25 to 30 nautical miles when operated at a displacement speed of 3 to 4 knots.30:31 Mid-ship battery placement improves balance and planing performance, while the jet drive allows for operation in shallow water without the risk of propeller damage.3:04 Debris, such as floating vegetation, can occasionally obstruct the jet intake, requiring the operator to clear the intake grate manually.11:28 The rigid hull design provides a flat, surfboard-like bottom that facilitates rapid planing, though the boat's range decreases noticeably when carrying heavy camera gear or multiple passengers.2:22 Proper weight management and speed selection remain the primary factors in maximizing battery life for electric tenders.

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