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Originally Posted by HHI944
That was my first thought!
Looks pretty neat and having a configuration that'll fit an Osprey is a plus, but only 30" water fording?? My 30 year old Rover does that with no modification...
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Because of the heat shielding - so you can't see a thermal print of it when it is running - and where the batteries had to be to balance the vehicle - some things are compromised on the 'standard' version - that is why the 30".
If you aren't worried about the thermal print, or running it on batteries - we can almost snorkel this thing... the engine bay is where the passenger would normally sit in a regular vehicle.
It is only 58" wide... very narrow. Great for running it in small towns and cities with very narrow steets/alleys.