Suex Nemo, Quantum and Voyager DPVs

[Wibble]

I have been told by a dealer friend that the Go! were hard to get at first, but that they are now readily available.

Thanks.

For comparison with the Suex scooters;

• Seacraft Go! - £4,695 inc VAT
• Blacktip Tech - £2,154 inc VAT
  
  • Plus 2x batteries, circa £400 for 2x12AH and charger
  • Or circa £270 for 9AH and charger
• Suex Nemo £2,610 inc VAT
• Suex Quantum £3,138 inc VAT
• Suex Voyager £3,870 inc VAT

 

[ChrisMBC]

Thanks.

For comparison with the Suex scooters;

• Seacraft Go! - £4,695 inc VAT
  • Plus 2x batteries, circa £400 for 2x12AH and charger
  • Or circa £270 for 9AH and charger
• Suex Nemo £2,610 inc VAT
• Suex Quantum £3,138 inc VAT
• Suex Voyager £3,870 inc VAT

For those prices, the Quantum seems like the logical choice. My only concern would be the fairly low thrust creating some limitations when using a scooter in a high-current area (which is the only time I normally get into the upper ranges of my XJ-S’s power for any amount of time).

 

[Manatee Diver]

Granted I haven't rode the new VR series. My gut opinion as someone looking for a tow/travel scooter.

I would get the Go, the double click is easier to get to full speed than the new VR. It has the longest runtime was a battery that is already should be allowed under airline rules. And it comes with the travel case.

 

[bradStyle]

I'm really hoping to get in the water with each before making a decision, and also to learn a bit more about my service options where I'll be using them the most. I could probably be happy with either, but I'd like to minimize that "probably" before making a final decision.