Pelican Bass Raider 10E Boat Upgrades and Accessories
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Lithium Ion Battery, Remote control front trolling motor, On board battery charger for dual batteries. Stay out on the water for hours in comfort with this awesome and affordable bass/crappy fishing machine.
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Fish Finder Mounting Bracket amzn.to/3XHroHo (Amazon)
Boat Seat amzn.to/3z7SwVS (Amazon)
Accessory Rails amzn.to/3REcfTG (Amazon)
Fishing Rod Holders amzn.to/3KTwGbc (Amazon)
Cup holder amzn.to/3XBEztM (Amazon)
Camera Mount amzn.to/4cuDtnG (Amazon)
Anchor Rope amzn.to/4ce9vEF (Amazon)
Trolling Motor amzn.to/3XHs53s (Amazon)
Rutter for Trolling Motor amzn.to/3KVsRCv (Amazon)
Anchor Bracket amzn.to/3XvgVPr (Amazon)
Fishing Rod holder for accessory rail amzn.to/3XHsN0C (Amazon)
Accessory adaptor amzn.to/4cfdQaI (Amazon)
Anchoring System amzn.to/4berCZV (Amazon)
Green/Red Lights amzn.to/3RD6zcx (Amazon)
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Paddle Holders amzn.to/4ce8DzT (Amazon)
Accessory bungies amzn.to/3XxbgZ1 (Amazon)
Ratchet Straps amzn.to/3XxbaR9 (Amazon)
LED Battery Indicators amzn.to/3RAy8mP (Amazon)
Battery Switch amzn.to/3KRUwEx (Amazon)
Battery amzn.to/4exARaq (Amazon)
Switch Panel amzn.to/3VzNyc4 (Amazon)
Electrical Pass Through amzn.to/3RGOjyV (Amazon)
Charger amzn.to/3z9wphM (Amazon)
Remote Control for Trolling Motor amzn.to/3VzOg9e (Amazon)
Boat Plugs amzn.to/3VvcAcm (Amazon) 
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Video just showed up in my feed. Subbed after watching. Really nice set up. We'll organized. Really like those straps. Definitely gona get those. Reeeeeelly like that remote trolling motor. I'll have to do some research on that. I need to do a video like this on my boat. Cool set up!
Glad this helped you. I am going to dive deeper into the electrical box in a future video. Soon will be the trolling motors.
@@FunnerToDoIt cant wait!
Nice setup.
Thanks!
Great video sir
Appreciate the feedback. We are planning to have more featuring this boat and other fun activities.
You are a fellow South Carolinian. I subbed just cause of that! But absolutely love the video of you showcasing the Bass Raider. What lakes do you fish? I am thinking about taking mines out to Muray once I get done with it but I dont know if Murray is too much lake for the boat. Also what screws did you use for your mounts?
Thank you for the sub! I primarily fish Steven’s creek, and Langley pond in Aiken and North Augusta. I did have it out on Clark’s hill lake last weekend and it performed well. Not very fast but super stable. And I have enough battery power, and redundancy to not worry about loosing battery power. As for the screws, I like a more aggressive screw like a wood screw or even a dry wall screw. Just make sure you use some silicone to seal it up.
Thank you ! Great video
Glad you liked it. We have more videos with this boat coming out soon, so keep yours peeled for them. :)
1:08 Trolling motor is not 55 HP. It's 55 pounds of thrust.
Yes. Slip of the tongue. That boat would rock on the water if it was 55 hp
Eltric trolling more ekrrrc out bards now 55 hp ejrric outbar 30 mph plus
I was going to ask where you buy one of those 55 horse trolling motors.
Nice setup . Have you had any trouble with the lithium battery burning up the speed controller on the trolling motors ? I have heard of it happening .
So far so good. I will have to research that. I have not heard of that issue b
Nice
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Your video was informative, but please better close up shots
Yes. Appreciate the input. I am going to do follow up videos on the accessories I added. There is one up for the trolling motor now and I have the plugs ready to go on this week.
What model number is the charger. Thanks
1972. Was a base model 318 but now has a 440.
Thanks
Nice setup, but there are a few issues with it. (1) The wiring inside the boat from stern to bow is only rated for up to 40 lb. thrust trolling motor. It WILL become a PROBLEM with the amp requirements of a 55 lb. thrust. You can either run bigger wires through the boat, or move the battery to the back. (2) LiFePo4 batteries are compatible with trolling motors, but Lithium Ion batteries are not recommended to power trolling motors. (There IS a difference). (3) The digital voltage meters are useless for Lithium batteries. It will show FULL voltage until it drops to... NOTHING. You'll know it's dead when they trolling motor stops. Also, I hope you have a resettable CIRCUIT BREAKER (NOT a FUSE) close to your battery for the trolling motors. I subbed. Not meaning to be an arse, just trying to help. Don't want to see you break down, or burn up. As others have said, more close-ups would be beneficial. I like the remote switch set-up. Tight lines, and smooth waters!
Sorry, that reply was meant as a COMMENT. 😆
@@raymondwilcox4997no worries. The gauges were installed when I had two lead acid batteries so I kept them. Good to know about the wire rating. I am not out for long periods of time in this boat, 2 hrs max, and I use the front motor for a lot of it. I am going to down size the trolling motor when it is time to replace. The 55 is way over kill (live and learn). As for circuit breakers, I have each trolling motor on breakers just after the relays for them. Appreciate the feedback and the sub. We are always learning and live feedback!!!