That’s not very likely. There’s a meter on board (the Battery Monitor) that calculates how much longer you can go boating. It uses a very conservative estimate. The battery capacity is designed to allow for 7–8 hours of continuous full-throttle sailing at 80 amps. In practice, our electric boats cruise without any problems throughout the entire day. If you want to cruise economically, stick to 60 amperes. This makes hardly any difference in speed, but it does save a lot of battery capacity!
By the way, it’s reassuring to know that there’s a built-in safety system. If the batteries run low, you can gradually reduce your speed—from 100% capacity to 80%, then to 60%, and so on. That way, you’ll always make it home. Just give us a call if that happens.