Can I hook it to my built in trolling motor transduce?
1344970
I don't think so. Electronics are funny things though. Maybe if you were an electronics guy.
1344971
Yes, I connected my old transducer cable to the plug on the back and it works well. Also I connected the power wire to one of the hot wires with a clamp and didn't need to run a wire to battery.
1344972
I'm not sure I used the transducer that came with the unit to put on my trolling motor and it worked great
88585
Yes this switch will work for that. Once you cut the switch off the trolling motor will not have any power on it
347711
Only if you get a reastet that has the ability to reverse the hook up. It's a simple item available even in radio shack
37735
Yes. Just flip a couple of connectors. Instructions are included with the motor.
703518
Yes. It is just a momentary on off switch. It has no effect on the variable speed of the trolling motor.
356963
Yes it is. Here is a link you can do further research on this trolling motor. http://www.minnkotamotors.com/
124586
I'd recommend the MinnKota Trolling Motor Battery Box. It has everything you'll need for easy hook up, both from an accessory and battery standpoint. Great product that I've used for about five years now in my bass boat.
1264052
Yes, according to the manufacturer, though I haven't done so yet. There is a small flat area on the inside of the right-rear compartment that is meant to be used to attach a trolling motor. Drawback would appear to be the need to sit facing backwards in order to control a simple trolling motor. Also, so far as I can tell, the battery would need to sit unsecured on the floor of the boat. I wasn't aware of the mount mentioned by M. Evans but may look into it to see if it makes mounting a motor easier.
1092086
Yes. You have to cut the wires off the old motor and solder them onto the new motor. It is not plug and play.
168795
Yes. Twist the handle (which is clamped around the handle grip of the trolling motor) and you can control the speed. Same applies for a regular outboard. Extension allows you to stand and scan the water while moving slowly. Recommend the product.
402719
No. but you can hook up direct from your motor to charge your troll batteries. ok
851450
No...you will need to purchase the receptacle also or do what I did and wire it into your old receptacle. If you are replacing an old trolling motor. You will also need the wires to hook it up to the batteries.
1139768
Yes you can. They have tie down kits for that. But it is better to mount on the transom of the boat than the tolling motor. You take a chance of damaging the transducer if you hit bottom or rocks in the water. Hope this helps you. Good luck.
2132063
Yes, but it would have to be a trolling motor with the battery in the storage compartment and steered by the trolling motor.
522979
Could you please clarify? Are you going to mount the Hummingbird transducer to your trolling motor? If so, you just need the appropriate bracket. The new MinnKota Trolling motors have a built in transducer, and if you buy the right cable you can attach it to your Hummingbird fish finder. Hope that helps, if now pose another question.
1968767
Hi,Yes it should work fine with a trolling motor, HINT; Get a 7AH solar charger to lay next to it so you can extend the trolling time.Then you can plug it in for a good full charge.Very sturdy, very strong, Hope this helps
1729046
This is 24V trolling motor. You can run it on a 12V setup but I would expect that it will drain faster--even on a dual. If you have a dual battery setup, why not just rewire for 24V. The trolling motor is great.