Woody Roehm
  • Male
  • Cape Coral, FL
  • United States
Share on Facebook Share on Facebook Share Twitter

Woody Roehm's Groups

 

Woody Roehm's Page

Latest Activity

Sally M. Reuther joined Woody Roehm's group
Thumbnail

Ray Electric Outboards & Ray E-Boats

The most reliable, quiet and efficient electric outboard in the worldConsider a Ray E-Boat for your boating pleasure.Electric boats not only have the advantage of quite, green, easy, low cost operation,the boats can perform much better than you think. How’s 70 miles at 6.2 MPH for 12hours sound. For comparison this is typical sailboat speed. This performance requiresefficient displacement hulls, which all of our boats have. You can boat, fish or cruise allday and charge  up overnight at a…See More
Sep 22, 2012
0 Comments
Woody Roehm posted a video

NEW Slip Clutch by Ray Electric Outboards, Hit the Bottom and Keep on Boating!

Ray Electric Outboards is happy to announce the new Slip Clutch addittion to our line of fine Electric Outboard motors. This motor will hit the bottom and ke...
Jun 6, 2012
0 Comments
Woody Roehm posted a status
"Ray Electric Outboards has just LOWERED the cost of owning the finest Electric Outboard offered on the market today. View at www.rayeo.com"
Jun 6, 2012
0 Comments
Greg Martin joined Woody Roehm's group
Thumbnail

Ray Electric Outboards & Ray E-Boats

The most reliable, quiet and efficient electric outboard in the worldConsider a Ray E-Boat for your boating pleasure.Electric boats not only have the advantage of quite, green, easy, low cost operation,the boats can perform much better than you think. How’s 70 miles at 6.2 MPH for 12hours sound. For comparison this is typical sailboat speed. This performance requiresefficient displacement hulls, which all of our boats have. You can boat, fish or cruise allday and charge  up overnight at a…See More
Nov 29, 2011
0 Comments
Woody Roehm posted a group
Thumbnail

Ray Electric Outboards & Ray E-Boats

The most reliable, quiet and efficient electric outboard in the worldConsider a Ray E-Boat for your boating pleasure.Electric boats not only have the advantage of quite, green, easy, low cost operation,the boats can perform much better than you think. How’s 70 miles at 6.2 MPH for 12hours sound. For comparison this is typical sailboat speed. This performance requiresefficient displacement hulls, which all of our boats have. You can boat, fish or cruise allday and charge  up overnight at a…See More
Nov 24, 2011
0 Comments
Woody Roehm is now a member of Electric Seas
Nov 23, 2011
Welcome Them!

Profile

Company Details
The most reliable, quiet and efficient electric outboard in the world
Consider a Ray E-Boat for your boating pleasure.
Electric boats not only have the advantage of quite, green, easy, low cost operation,

the boats can perform much better than you think. How’s 70 miles at 6.2 MPH for 12

hours sound. For comparison this is typical sailboat speed. This performance requires

efficient displacement hulls, which all of our boats have. You can boat, fish or cruise all

day and charge up overnight at a marina using their standard outlets and keep going.

Whether you are just day boating on your lake, canal or river or setting out to make the

Great Circle Cruise our electric boats will fulfill your choice.

Let's Go for a ride.

If you are planning to visit South West Florida call and arrange for a ride. Take control,

feel the power and the ease of operation. Call: 239-574-1948
Website
http://www.rayeo.com
Personal Profile
I have been a boater all of my life, am presently living on a 32' sailboat. Like any thing to do with the water, fishing, diving.

Woody Roehm's Videos

  • Add Videos
  • View All

Comment Wall (1 comment)

You need to be a member of Electric Seas to add comments!

Join Electric Seas

At 9:52pm on November 23, 2011, Greg Martin said…

Hi Woody, I just sent you a more detailed message to your inbox here, which should be sent to your regular email as well.

 

I just wanted to let you know that we have forum topic under general discussions that we're using as an archive for previous messages to all members, concerning info about this site. Here's the topic:

 

http://www.electricseas.org/forum/topics/archive-of-messages-to-all

 

We'll periodically send a message with updates on what's going on. This site is always evolving, so please feel free to shape it into whatever you want.

 

Keep it charged!

-Greg

 
 
 

Choose your language

Members

Latest Activity

Pat Neal posted discussions
May 16
Nate Jones posted a video

Launching "Maine's Quietest Lobsterboat."

The Friendship Sloop Sarah Mead hits the water with her brand new electric propulsion system.
May 12
0 Comments
Xavi Prats posted a discussion

New website

DEar collegues,After some time without changes on the net resources, due that we are focused on the product development and investigation, we remake our webseite at INNOVANAUTIC, we invite all of you to visit the web page www.innovanautic.com and talk about it and about your impressions.Best regards,See More
May 4
2 Comments
Profile Iconmarga pretorius and James E. Barnes joined Electric Seas
Apr 25
Borja posted photos
Thumbnail
Thumbnail
Thumbnail
4 more…
Apr 23
Vern Sherwood is now a member of Electric Seas
Apr 19
Welcome Them!
Brett is now a member of Electric Seas
Apr 18
Welcome Them!
Mike Gunning joined Greg Martin's group
Thumbnail

SolidNav User Group

User Group for SolidNav
Apr 18
4 Comments
Boyd Jordan added a discussion to the group SolidNav User Group
Thumbnail

SolidNav UpDate and GEN4 Converstion

I bought David Carrolls Catalina 30 with the SolidNav Explorer in it that didn't work. It was giving the 3 blinks code on the LED flash and sometimes 4 blinks on the LED flash.I called Thunder Struck Motors who are extremely smart and helpful people and talked to them about what would be  the best route to take to fix the system. After exploring all options. I decided to buy a brand new GEN4 Controller, the wiring harness, and the new style better throttle control and have it all programmed…See More
Apr 13
12 Comments
Boyd Jordan joined Greg Martin's group
Thumbnail

SolidNav User Group

User Group for SolidNav
Apr 13
4 Comments
Boyd Jordan is now a member of Electric Seas
Apr 13
Welcome Them!
Profile IconCelal Yavuz and della FAILLE joined Electric Seas
Apr 11
David Warr posted discussions
Apr 8
Capt. Mike posted a discussion

Helm Instrumentation Project

Recently I built a helm instrumentation panel so I could keep and eye on battery voltages and current draw on the propulsion bank without leaving the helm while underway. It worked out pretty good though I still have to mount it permanently. The links to the process I went through are here:http://biankablog.blogspot.com/2013/02/instrumentation-project-part-one-plan-a.html…See More
Apr 7
4 Comments
Nate Jones posted photos
Thumbnail
Thumbnail
Thumbnail
1 more…
Apr 2
David Warr is now a member of Electric Seas
Apr 2
Welcome Them!
James A Gaudino Sr posted a discussion

I'm thinking of manufacturing some electric outboards

Greetings everyoneYes as stated I'm thinking of starting a small, made to order electric outboardmotor company.I want to keep it simple and inexpensive as well as versatile and user friendly.I have been watching the industry for a while and there seems to be more and moreunits coming available. Most are unrealistic in pricing but understandable as it isthought to be a new industry.The reasoning for this idea is that I am converting 4 boats at this moment to run on electricityand what is…See More
Apr 2
0 Comments
Jake is now a member of Electric Seas
Mar 30
Welcome Them!
Borja posted videos
Thumbnail
Thumbnail
Mar 28
Borja posted a photo
Thumbnail

IMG-20121126-WA0009

Mar 28
0 Comments

What's New 

1 User Experiences: Electric Yacht

User Experiences: Electric Yacht
2 Battery configuration

Battery configuration
3 are 1000 watts enough?

are 1000 watts enough?
4 That old Engine

That old Engine
5 Its alive

Its alive
6 New website

New website
7 Launching "Maine's Quietest Lobsterboat."

Launching "Maine's Quietest Lobsterboat."
8 Its alive

Its alive

© 2013   Created by Greg Martin.   Powered by

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Terms of Service