Inventvillage.com announces the marketing launch of SKIP DRIVE

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. - Dec. 1, 2014 - PRLog -- In the history of boating there have been different types of drive systems, from sails, paddle wheels, propellers, to jet drive. Each has advantages, and each has drawbacks. Some craft are easier to load and unload on trailers. Some possess high rates of speed but poor fuel efficiency.

For Military purposes, except for the sail, these could be quite noisy. And a sail driven boat is usually slow and presents a large target or profile for identification.

The benefit for the invention is a craft that can be driven by electrical power, making the craft silent. Dependent upon need, the craft can be walked out of the water and on to the shore for on or off loading. This could save time for a mission especially where heavy equipment may be involved. There are times that loading in the water can cause damage to equipment if dropped.

The invention is applicable to multiple boat types. The invention’s system can be integrated into any form of watercraft, from a light skiff to a submarine.

The belief behind the invention’s system is to create a moving haul on a boat that will give not only a more positive feel of the craft for the water, but with a moving haul you greatly reduce the friction or hydraulics created by speed against the boat. An end result then would be greater fuel efficiency for any craft that utilizes this type of drive.

A simple example for how this drive works is demonstrated by snowmobiles when they have races on water in the summer time to see how far they can go before the snowmobile sinks. When going all out on smooth water it seems like they could go on forever. The design of the track is what propels the snowmobile.

Using the example of a cigarette boat, visualize it skipping it across the surface of the water. Each time it skips ahead, instead of resistance when it strikes the water, it will push off on the surface, requiring less fuel to maintain its speed. This results in greater overall speed and control.

The inventor of SKIP DRIVE is seeking a third party licensee to manufacture, market and distribute the product under a royalty agreement. Potential licensees in the appropriate industries are currently being targeted as candidates to eventually commercialize SKIP DRIVE on a worldwide basis.

According to a comprehensive university study brokered by World Patent Marketing, there is a strong likelihood of this product being successful in the marketplace.

Potential licensees interested in obtaining more information about SKIP DRIVE  and discussing licensing opportunities with respect to the product can contact the Licensing Department of InventVillage.com at licensing@inventvillage.com or 646-412-5985.

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