Newport NT300 Electric Outboard Motor - 3HP 1300W Brushless Direct Drive, 66-Mile Range, Ultra-Quiet, Maintenance-Free, Portable, Digital Throttle with LCD Display

Very light to carry, extremely quiet while running, and super easy to monitor speed and voltage. The Trim pinis easy to adjust, Forward & Reverse gears and charging with 36V 50A Lithium battery is an efficient non-issue. Pushes my 11' skiff nicely over the water and is well-built. Great value for the money as it brings tremendous freedom for those wanting power & distance.

Seems to actually be the equivalent of a 3 HP gas outboard without the fumes, noise, vibration and maintenance hassles. Very quiet and low vibration. Great for maneuvering into place for nature photos. I also like the light weight and the fact that the batteries are separate from the motor, which is not the case for some other small electric outboards. I am using 3, 100-Amp LiPO4 batteries wired in series which gives me about a full day on the water at 2/3 throttle. There is a bit of delay when twisting the throttle which you just have to get used to. My main complaint is the length of the shaft. The "short shaft" model is still several inches longer than a comparable gasoline motor, which is limiting in the shallows, and seems to pick up lots of weeds. Also, I'd love it if the tiller were offset like a gasoline outboard. As it is I have to sit uncomfortably forward and reach behind my back.

The media could not be loaded. Incredibly happy with this motor powering a 23 ft sailboat with a swing keel and a displacement of 4000lbs. No issues whatsoever, 10% power gets us 2kts for docking and at 50% power the boat reaches hull speed. Video shown is at 100%, and the noise is almost non-existent at what the GPS said was 7 knots. A 100ah 3rd-party LiFePo4 powers it, no issues there either.

Plenty of punch for my lil boat. Just too pricy.

Great. Works well. A very strong motor

The media could not be loaded. Is my first day with this incredible motor and is the best electric choice I’m using 3 x 12v 100ah in series batteries and no problem with autonomy . for now I loved the performance in my mariner 4 ( not the best in fluid dynamics performances ). 5m/h with 3 people on board. Light weight and powerful super versatileFor now the best choice for that price

1hp = 750 watts so 1300 watts = 1.733 hp, this may be a great motor but not 3 hp which is 2250 watts

Works really well on my Sundolphin American12.