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Nice Setup and thanks for the info. I am looking at the same approach. How has the Peplink Customer support been? Or maybe you have not needed to use it? Last question did you look at the Cradelpoint R1900? Looks nice too although there maybe a recurring softare license needed there?

I have had the Point Defiance 12 as a tender to my Duffy 35 for one year. . I absolutely love that little boat. It rows like a dream. I power it with a Torqeedo 1103. The boat is stable enough for me, and even my wife. the stability factor is a matter of getting your 'sea legs" calibrated...

I just went thru a similar analysis. I wanted something light and durable, and I could row. I went with a hard bottom boat. A Point Defiance 12 foot. It should last forever. Not as much stability as the RIBS; but no air chambers or fabric that degrade over time. I also wanted a light...

I have been looking at these as well. Interesting that GM just took a $150M position in electric outboards; link below. These outboards are essentially maintenance free and by all indications easier to get on and off the transom...

I have been on the forum for a bit, but here is my first post. A pic of my boat a Duffy 35 heading out of Channel Islands Harbor last weekend.

I am in the process of installing (2) 200 watt solar panels on my downeast built Duffy 35. I went with the Aurinco panels as they have a very low profile at 3/16 of an inch. Very thin. I can't see them from the dock! The antenna just aft of the RADAR is an active antenna for my satellite...

You can indeed rent them; do a google search.