Addicted to the Outdoors Intimidator Electric UTV Review
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- Опубликовано: 18 дек 2014
- Jon Brunson, with Addicted to the Outdoors, gives a great review on the all Electric Intimidator UTV. This was done with no input from Intimidator and we could not have scripted it better.
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So how long to charge fully? How long does it last? How far can you get on a charge? How much power? How many motors? Ect ect?
Is this 48v or 72v? What is the battery setup? Thanks!
Well said, awesome machine!
Last fall I purchased an intimidator electric . This thing is deadly for hog hunting at night . I can creep into a bunch of hogs without them knowing I am around. I am completely satisfied with the construction and performance of this vehicle. I will say if you purchase the electric get the water fill option for the batteries. This makes it easy to maintain water level them. I have had not one problem with this vehicle in all the times it has been used. Two thumbs up !
How is it still holding up, do you still have it?
@@austingunsauley yes sir, I still have my intimidator. I have had no problems, still use it all the time for night hunting. I can also say that my wife will go to it before she goes to the John Deere gator because it is so quiet. Both intimidator and gator are extremely good . I still say the battery watering system is what makes it so reliable. I fill the batteries once a month, just to keep them topped off. This takes around three ounces of distilled water and just a few minutes to fill. I would like you to understand, it does not have power steering, I have no problem with this. I go miles and never had a battery drain problem. I am trying to give you an honest opinion. Saying again, if I was to buy another electric it would be a intimidator.
How many miles do you get out of a charge?
Can you put a small honda generator in the back for a recharge it just in case ?
How does it compare to the HuntVe?
you said from start to finish all made in America just a question are the motor and battery too made in America
what's the top speed for the Classic Electric?
Up to 23 MPH (varies due to terrain and weight)
David Kingston thanks! 15-20 is plenty!
why is he repeats over and over again same keypoints about real dif and torque. we all know that most EVs have amazing torque, its a nature of electric engines. Why does he never gets into anything importaint like range, warranty, service availability, how long to charge, etc. no offence but video is so so. i was hoping for more.
The problem is the price. High price plus the fact that you have to buy a new battery set every 3-4 years. Battery technology just isnt at a viable point yet for me. These would be nice as a rental but I'd never own one.
what sort of range do they get? this is always the scary part of using an EV - that you get somewhere deep into the bush and run out of charge. no easy way to just add fuel and head back.
The range depends on a number of factors, but 30 miles is achievable. Some people have reported an average of 16 miles in hilly and cold conditions. You can't beat this machine for certain applications. If you know the distance you are traveling and must remain silent and scent free then this machine is perfect.
Intimidator UTV how many years battery service, before having to do a complete (up to) $800 battery refit, say average usage of 3 to 4 times a week (5- 10 miles) and well cared for maintained?
And how long under that usage before noticeable power and mileage begins to show degradation in its use vs maintaining its new battery performance?
I'm considering one, but needed stats via these type serviceability considerations. Thanks.
I stopped watching these guys show because every episode Genna has some kind of ailment, reminds me of my ex everyday something was wrong lol!!!