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Limited Edition SeaCharger Shirts
Gildan Ultra Cotton T-shirt
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About this campaign
The solar powered autonomous boat SeaCharger currently resides in the New Zealand Maritime Museum in Auckland. Its tour there is scheduled to end soon and the costs to ship the craft back to its maker, Damon McMillan, in the United States will be well over $2,000. We hoped that some of you who followed SeaCharger's ocean voyage would be interested in owning a T-shirt that also helps fund its voyage back home.
Damon is on the left in the photo below. He and his brother are holding SeaCharger after its recovery in Hawaii and before its relaunch towards New Zealand.
For the complete SeaCharger story, go to http://www.seacharger.com/.
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Epic voyage! Seriously wish you luck getting SeaCharger home.
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It was an awesome voyage to follow.
I've been following SeaCharger since the original Maker article last summer, and thoroughly enjoyed following the "little boat w/ the big ideas" across the sea. Looking forward to bringing her home, and then on to her next adventures!
It was a real adventure to follow the Sea Charger on its voyage last summer. Amazing craft and great tech to bring it into my home.
It's been neat following Seachargers progress from here in NZ. Like ET, it would be great to get Seacharger home.
Been following since before the trip to Hawaii. So, where will it travel to next??
Followed the build and sailing via RCgroups and links.
Amazing what one guy can do in his garage. American ingenuity is alive and well. The last four letters of American are "I Can". Steve Jobs observed, "The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do."