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Trolling Motor Selection - Volts, Thrust, and Shaft length
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<blockquote data-quote="flatheadsteve" data-source="post: 507524" data-attributes="member: 33666"><p>Overthrust? Hogwash! A 24v 70-80lb is about perfect on that size boat. Especially when dealing with wind, tides, and currents. I really can't understand their reasoning for that it's not like when the motor goes to adjust position while on anchor it uses 100% throttle. 24v motors dominate on the rivers out here even on smaller boats than yours. I run a 36v it's probably way more thrust than I've ever need it will move my 20ft boat just shy of 5mph and the anchor lock works perfectly.</p><p>Edit to add I went 36v because I got the garmin to sync with my GPS/fish finder. It can be used as a 24volt but I figured why spend the money then not utilize it's full capabilities.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="flatheadsteve, post: 507524, member: 33666"] Overthrust? Hogwash! A 24v 70-80lb is about perfect on that size boat. Especially when dealing with wind, tides, and currents. I really can't understand their reasoning for that it's not like when the motor goes to adjust position while on anchor it uses 100% throttle. 24v motors dominate on the rivers out here even on smaller boats than yours. I run a 36v it's probably way more thrust than I've ever need it will move my 20ft boat just shy of 5mph and the anchor lock works perfectly. Edit to add I went 36v because I got the garmin to sync with my GPS/fish finder. It can be used as a 24volt but I figured why spend the money then not utilize it's full capabilities. [/QUOTE]
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