Minn Kota Traxxis Long 80 24V Electric Trolling Motor for Boat
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Minn Kota Traxxis Long 80 24V Electric Boat Motor
Minn Kota was born in 1934 when O.G. Schmidt invented the first gear-driven electric trolling motor. The idea came about alongside anglers wanting more control over their boats, and Schmidt named his company after the place he called home, on the border of MINNesota and North DaKOTA.
The Minn Kota Traxxis Long 80 electric motors are the successors to the Maxxum series. Their design and operation make them ideal for daily long-term use. This motor is perfect for fishing and recreational activities and can also be used as a propulsion motor for sailboats. Instead of 5 forward speeds or 3 reverse speeds, the continuously variable control provides greater efficiency and lower power consumption. It features an adjustable height system for optimal propulsion of your boat.
The long battery and motor life are thanks to state-of-the-art technology. The Digital Maximizer function offers a range up to 5 times greater at low speeds. Power consumption is minimized compared to other step-shift models and, in some cases, greatly extends the range. Traxxis offers an advantage over the Endura models with a one-handed folding mechanism. While folding, you can keep one hand free for fishing. Simply reach under the motor head and pull up.
Other features such as the ergonomic telescopic handle adjustable up to 45° up and down, the locking lever mounting system, the POWER PROP propeller, and the ultra-quiet motor—which consumes less, heats less, and makes much less noise due to its design—all contribute to this motor earning its reputation.
Features:
- Model: Traxxis Long 80;
- Power supply: 24 volts;
- Shaft length: 106 cm;
- Handle: telescopic and adjustable to 45°;
- Low battery indicator;
- Variable speed throttle control;
- Maximum boat weight: 2300 kg;
- Thrust: 80 lb;
- Weight: 13.6 kg.
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