Do I need a certain kind of trolling motor for Attwood wireless remote?
1951307
the attwood remote is not universal, it only works with motorguide wireless trolling motors. Minnkota has their own version of wireless remote
1633661
It will work. The receiver will operate the motor and the remote communicates with the receiver that is wire connected to the motor. It will take a couple of seconds to respond but does just fine.
1227723
You absolutely do need to supply the electronics for the kit version. If you are not sure what that means, you might want to consider the "RTR" or ready to run version, which includes motor, speed control, steering servo, radio, etc., and will be cheaper in the long run.
1227724
You absolutely do need to supply the electronics for the kit version.If you are not sure what that means, you might want to consider the "RTR" or ready to run version, which includes motor, speed control, steering servo, radio, etc., and will be cheaper in the long run.
546675
Yes my son uses a trolling motor on his. Be aware that several things are needed to use a motor.
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
914231
That should work I have a smaller battery for a trolling motor that worked well for me.
587001
Hi, you will need to buy a remote kit that includes a wireless receiver and and a remote transmitter. Hunter's 99119 or 99121 remote kits would be compatible.
221006
trolling motors use a lot of power. you may need one for each batter. if trolling all day. and may have to charge up at night..? just depens on how much trolling you do? good luck!
2255243
I have botjh and remote and a wired sytme to control the winch. It works with both
1668415
Yep just make sure you don't have a brushless and you should be good to go, I also used it to upgrade an old analog control in a classic RC-10
643951
No, you need a 12v. external power source. I have a trolling motor and I connect to it. I guess you could use a smaller 12v. battery maybe a motorcycle or lawnmower battery. I'm not sure of the current draw to know how small a battery you could use.
1530137
Don't need trolling motor mount. Mounts to square stern. Might need a tiller extension so you can steer from the rear seat. Think you can get a side motor mount, but that negates the advantage of the square stern.
755246
The proper answer is: No - a 'pull string' or manual control. The model you seek with a REMOTE Control is 9046. "More information is better than less"
1258964
Oh yes definitely. I've trolled all day and barely used any battery. Your definitely getting your money's worth with this motor. Pulls my 12ft upriver with ease.
88586
Yes, but not through this panel. The trolling motor usually needs a 50 amp service, these are 10 amp max each switch. On my Jon boat, I use the Bigfoot Trolling Motor Switch - Amazon.com‎
1139799
You do need to get the receiver. This package has motors and lights with a battery pack but not remote control receiver.