Members of Old Dominion University鈥檚 American Society of Naval Engineers (ASNE) participated in the fourth Promoting Electric Propulsion (PEP) for Small Craft on June 27 at Portsmouth City Park. PEP is an educational and competitive program designed to foster the development of electric boats in the United States. Teams from 15 colleges and universities competed in manned and unmanned boats. You can find more details about the competition . Photos Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
Judges score each boat before the races. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
黑料正能量 mechanical engineering student J.T. Webner sets up a boat as it鈥檚 unloaded into the water. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
Graduate student Rob Stuart puts an 黑料正能量 decal on a boat before it鈥檚 put into the water. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
Daniel Erdogan and his father double-check an engine. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
J.T. Webner turns as he starts his third lap. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
J.T. Webner and Rob Stuart walk on the dock after the race. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
Judges score each boat before the races. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
黑料正能量 mechanical engineering student J.T. Webner sets up a boat as it鈥檚 unloaded into the water. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
Graduate student Rob Stuart puts an 黑料正能量 decal on a boat before it鈥檚 put into the water. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
Daniel Erdogan and his father double-check an engine. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
J.T. Webner turns as he starts his third lap. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量
J.T. Webner and Rob Stuart walk on the dock after the race. Photo Nicholas Clark/黑料正能量