I will do a video here in the next few days that shows how I hooked up the wires and control of the unit and how I cut it in half and made it attached to the craft. I will give a detailed video of it.
I’ve had it for about a year now, and it works extremely well. Had no problem with the heat. I can stand up on it really well, and I all I did was extend the wires and then make it to where the strings pull on either side of the wooden bracket I attached to it, allowing, it to turn left and right but no problems with the heat going to be upgrading to a marine deep cell battery
I’ve had it for about a year now I fishing it once a week it holds up very well considering I only paid $500 for the entire craft, including the motor not including the battery though I can stand up on it and fish off of it also controls really well unlike a regular troller motor where when you drive it the controls are backwards because I used a strings to control itright is right and left is left now instead of the other way around so it is pretty easy to drive and fish. I am putting up another video here in a day or two that shows you how I wired it up and what I did to get the steering to work.
Works great in all of though been using it for a while now and it’s great
Do you have any pictures or video on the way you hooked up the handle to the boat?
And the wiring
I will do a video here in the next few days that shows how I hooked up the wires and control of the unit and how I cut it in half and made it attached to the craft. I will give a detailed video of it.
How does it perform in actual fishing conditions..and does it hold up well in heat and cold
I’ve had it for about a year now, and it works extremely well. Had no problem with the heat. I can stand up on it really well, and I all I did was extend the wires and then make it to where the strings pull on either side of the wooden bracket I attached to it, allowing, it to turn left and right but no problems with the heat going to be upgrading to a marine deep cell battery
I’ve had it for about a year now I fishing it once a week it holds up very well considering I only paid $500 for the entire craft, including the motor not including the battery though I can stand up on it and fish off of it also controls really well unlike a regular troller motor where when you drive it the controls are backwards because I used a strings to control itright is right and left is left now instead of the other way around so it is pretty easy to drive and fish. I am putting up another video here in a day or two that shows you how I wired it up and what I did to get the steering to work.