ePropulsion Spirit 1.0 Evo Electric Outboard Motor | Fishing with Rod

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  • Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
  • This year I started using ePropulsion's Spirit 1.0 electric outboard motor, and it is now a must-have on my lake fishing boat. It's quiet, and gets me from point A to B quickly, and more importantly the battery charge lasts all day.
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Комментарии • 25

  • @adambolding-jones8726
    @adambolding-jones8726 Год назад +1

    Cool! I have the exact same problem with my gas outboard (heavy as heck). Was thinking about switching to electric. Quieter, lighter, more eco friendly.
    Thanks for the video!

  • @OTPLAYLIST
    @OTPLAYLIST Год назад +6

    You know it is expensive if the price was not mentioned

  • @timmasters4893
    @timmasters4893 Год назад

    Torqueedo also makes similar stuff. You should do reviews

  • @visfanaat8188
    @visfanaat8188 Год назад

    Love how you enjoy it. I will buy this one for my dinghy. Hope price comes down a bit while i am saving for it.
    Thanks for sharing, 🍻.

  • @iancollings5047
    @iancollings5047 Год назад

    Very interesting. I recently bought a 9.9 for my boat and like you, at 91lbs, I am finding it very difficult to manhandle. Can you supplement the power with a conventional deep cycle batter? Holly crap it was faster than I expected. Any idea on anticipated battery life at say 50% power (pls ignore, its on the web site)?

  • @ryanbarton6739
    @ryanbarton6739 Год назад

    The price tag is one of the most important factors and he didn't think to add it fail

    • @wingnutbert9685
      @wingnutbert9685 Год назад +3

      Not only would the price likely vary from country to country, but vary in different parts of any single country. The internet is international. Apparently, you FAILED to learn that. Maybe stick to your Minecraft video game......

  • @adambolding-jones8726
    @adambolding-jones8726 Год назад

    Does it work in saltwater and are there options with more horse power?

    • @denny8360
      @denny8360 Год назад

      Looks like from the product page it does do saltwater. Check out the link.

  • @leroyharder4491
    @leroyharder4491 Год назад

    I have an old 40 year old 9.9 mercury that just keeps on going. When it kicks the bucket, I hope electric motor tech will allow me to replace it at more reasonable prices than today. I'm guessing it should be able to do both trolling and point a to b functions. Imagine lakes with mostly quiet electric motors.
    I see lots of potential for form factor improvements for the battery. It should be low profile, fit on the bottom of the boat, and be a walkable, not really taking space. I would not buy a motor with proprietory tech.
    I've been annoyed at campsites by fishers running generators at night to recharge batteries. I'm hoping for more use of solar and battery tech to reduce this. Its already available. Check out Will Prowse for reviews and ideas. When we have electric vehicles there will be another source of recharging. Interesting future ahead.

  • @WingAddict
    @WingAddict Год назад

    I love this motor but I have to disagree with you on thinking it is more like 6 hp. There is no way! I have a 6 hp mercury outboard from 1996 and it will get my 13 foot aluminum up on a plane with myself (200lbs) and my daughter (110lbs) and when I check it on the GPS I got 23 km/h. If you check yours with the GPS I bet you’re only going 12 km/h max. Maybe 15 if you’re lucky. Check it out and let me know. I’m curious.

    • @FishingwithRod
      @FishingwithRod  Год назад

      Yeah don’t take my words too seriously, I was just getting excited at the time. 😅 Thanks for checking it out.

  • @marcusmcdiarmid5668
    @marcusmcdiarmid5668 Год назад

    Can you run your fish finder off that battery? If not you still need a deep cycle.

    • @FishingwithRod
      @FishingwithRod  Год назад +1

      I don’t use a deep cycle battery for my fish finder.

  • @SitoninV
    @SitoninV Год назад +5

    4000$ no thanks

    • @Ozsmallbore
      @Ozsmallbore 3 месяца назад +1

      No one's making you buy it if you can't afford it, Champ

  • @dmak2828
    @dmak2828 Год назад

    Looks like you need a stand for all them rods 😊

    • @FishingwithRod
      @FishingwithRod  Год назад

      Yeah.... Those are just the new rods that have just arrived...

  • @hilden.
    @hilden. Год назад

    Great review; thanks!

  • @yongsoochang8722
    @yongsoochang8722 Год назад

    What lake is that? 😂😂😂

    • @FishingwithRod
      @FishingwithRod  Год назад +1

      That's Beavertail Lake on Vancouver Island, there is a video about it coming out soon. 🙂

  • @Myodots
    @Myodots Год назад

    Kind of weird. This feels like it was a paid promotion. If so (sorry if it's not, and you're just that excited about it), you're required to disclose that. Hope for another fishing video soon!

    • @FishingwithRod
      @FishingwithRod  Год назад

      I’m not being paid for this.

    • @Myodots
      @Myodots Год назад

      My apologies! You must really like it! Cheers.