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55lb thrust electric trolling motor by Newport Vessels. Built with stainless steel hardware, composite fiberglass shaft, and durable aluminum head; This motor is built to last. With a 30 inch shaft length, the Newport Vessels trolling motor is adaptable to fit almost all small boats (inflatable boats included). 8 speeds (5 forward speeds and 3 reverse speeds) make for a very smooth and easily controlled ride. Review: Reliable - Had this for two seasons. It pushes my 12ft inflatable about 6mph It's good on battery and runs reliably. light and easy on and off. Good for trolling. It does what I wanted and paid for Review: ุงูู ูุชุฌ ูุนู ู ุจุดูู ุฌู ูู ุดูุฑุง - ุงูู ูุชุฌ ูุณุชุญู 5 ูุฌูู ุงูู ุฑุงุฆุน ููุนู ู ุจุงูุดูู ุงูู ุทููุจ ุดูุฑุง




| ASIN | B00EYST1L8 |
| Brand | Newport |
| Brand Name | Newport |
| Colour | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 3,292 Reviews |
| Engine Type | Electric |
| Engine type | Electric |
| Fuel Type | electric |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00700987987577 |
| Item Weight | 23.2 Pounds |
| Item weight | 23.2 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Newport Vessels |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 23M1000203 |
| Material | Alloy Steel , Aluminium |
| Material Type | Alloy Steel, Aluminium |
| Model Number | 23M1000203 |
| Mounting Type | Transom Mount |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Electric |
| Operation mode | Electric |
| Recommended Uses For Product | For Inflatable Boats |
| UPC | 744288455748 700987987577 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |
| Voltage | 12 Volts |
B**N
Reliable
Had this for two seasons. It pushes my 12ft inflatable about 6mph It's good on battery and runs reliably. light and easy on and off. Good for trolling. It does what I wanted and paid for
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Fun toy for slow cruises
I bought the 55 pound thrust model to use on my Intex Excursion 4 inflatable boat. Short story is it works really great. Longer story is that I'm using a 100ah lifepo4 battery to power it. The battery is inside a 12 volt battery box. If using a lifepo4 battery, DO NOT trust the accuracy of the battery meter on the motor handle. It's only reading voltage, and attempting to determine the battery capacity of a lifepo4 battery from voltage alone is vague at best. I've drained the battery down to 40% and all of the green lights were still lit up, happy as could be. I installed a Renogy 500amp shunt into the battery box to get an exact real time view of the motor's power draw and time remaining. Your draws may fluctuate a little from mine, but should be well within the same ballpark. You can use these values to calculate the expected run time from your battery: At speed 1, the motor drew 10 amps or 132 watts. At speed 2, the motor drew 13.3 amps or 173 watts. At speed 3, the motor drew 20 amps or 259 watts. At speed 4, the motor drew 24.4 amps or 315 watts. At speed 5, the motor drew 52.3 amps or 664 watts. As you can see, the increase in power consumption is somewhat linear and modest through the first four speeds, but bumping it into the fifth speed doubles the power required while only giving what I would estimate to be around a 25% increase in speed. In short there's rarely any reason to use the fifth speed. Although it has been nice to have once or twice when encountering stronger than expected winds. I typically cruise around in speed 3 or 4. My 100ah battery can run for five hours on speed 3, or 4 hours on speed 4. Way more than enough time. This will allow me to putt around at about 3 miles per hour. At 23 pounds, it's light enough to easily carry to and from the car to the launch site. I can mount it on the bracket for my boat in about two minutes. I have a "real" boat as well, but sometimes it's fun to take the little inflatable one out and put this motor on the back of it. There's also the benefit that you can fit everything in your car and explore new places. I take it with me when we go camping. My kids get a kick out of it. Overall it's a lot of fun and I'd recommend it. If you're in the US, note that in almost all states, once you put a motor on anything regardless of size, it needs to be registered.
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Llego a tiempo. Hasta ahorita funciona bien. Estoy contento con mi compra. Es justo lo que esperaba
C**S
Trolling motor
Have been using on my 12 ft Jon Boat for almost a year now and hasn't let me down yet pushes me about 4 mph with two people on it and gear would definitely order again
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