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Paulo tests an ePropulsion Spirit 1.0 Plus electric outboard on the river Guadiana to replace a gasoline engine.0:58 The motor costs 2,200 euros.0:45 During initial operation, the throttle direction requires adjustment, as the default setting pulls away from the operator to increase speed.1:22 In a two-knot current, the motor consumes 150 watts to maintain a speed of 3.9 knots.2:17 Increasing power to 500 watts achieves 6 knots in choppy conditions.2:45 When traveling against a 1.5-knot current, the motor maintains a speed of 3 knots.5:15 The unit eliminates the need for pull-starting and gasoline maintenance.0:58

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