Mercury Avator 7.5e: Get to Know Your Outboard
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- The Mercury Avator 7.5e electric outboard’s innovative features make it easy to begin your boating journey. This video walks you through all the most essential features and shows you how to get started enjoying them on the water.
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Thinking of getting one for my nucanoe unlimited kayak would work great on it 👌👍🎣
I want one and two batteries and a good set of solar panels to charge spare battery on the shore
Fantastic 💚😎👍
I have lots of questions. Can't seem to find anyone that has the information I need.
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i have e mercury 7.5e avator on tiller I want to rebuild it to remote control is this possible?
At this time there are no conversion kits to change a tiller model to remote control, unfortunately.
May I have a 6hp outboard
Does 7.5e mean its a 7.5 HP motor equivalent?
Avator outboard model designations are based on the watts of power that each model generates, with the decimal point shifted over two places. For example, the Avator 7.5e outboard generates 750W of power at the prop shaft. The “e” stands for electric. While 750W of power is equivalent to about 1hp, based on our testing, the Avator 7.5e outboard is capable of top speed and 0-4 mph acceleration similar to that of a 3.5hp four-stroke combustion outboard.
Great, easy THEFT button install from factory. LOL Gone on 2 seconds!!!!
So you only get about 1 hour of run time on this. For $3500 no thanks
As with any type of marine propulsion system, environmental conditions, boat type and load can influence performance. Based on recent testing with a 380-pound Veer X13 boat, the Avator 7.5e electric outboard can run for 60 minutes at constant full throttle, with one fully charged 1kWh battery. It can run for 2.8 hours at 75% throttle, 6.2 hours at 50% throttle and 19.4 hours at 25% throttle. Our data is based on continuous use at designated throttle level on one full battery charge.
Solo de 1 kwh la batería? Y da ese rendimiento es muy eficiente?
@MercuryMarine with a very small light boat. Mo thanks again. Might be alright for small boat on a very small private lake
You know why i trust gas? I can always bring more with me. I can’t charge those batteries while out there. We kicked the mercs and went with 250 suzukis way more fuel efficient and no weird noises after 400 hrs
Get with the times ole man. Clocks ticking
You can always buy a couple extra ion lithium batteries