Garmin Force electric

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It fishes faster and stays in the water with the most powerful and efficient electric motor.1 In addition, it is also very quiet. Great Power The Force electric motor has the neces sary power to take you from one place to another faster and overcome winds and currents more easily without making more noise. Extraordinary Efficiency The high-efficiency brushless motor can operate at 36 V or 24 V. At 24 V, it provides a propulsion comparable to that of the competition's 36 V engines. Silent in and Out of the Water The ultra-silent motor does not scare the fish and is almost undetectable for the probes, so it will not cause interference on the screen of yours. Wireless Pedal Enjoy a pedal with instant response that is handled identically to cable steering pedals. It can work wirelessly (with AA batteries) although, if you prefer, it can also be installed with cable. Remote Control That Floats and Is Water Resistant The included remote control with a screen readable in sunlight offers complete control of the electric motor and steering functions through aiming gestures. User-programmable buttons can be used to control the plotter. POWER-POLE® Anchor for Shallow Water By connecting certain Garmin plotters with a Force® electric motor and a compatible Power-Pole shallow-water anchoring system, you can access advanced vessel2 control functions from the plotter, such as automatic intelligent anchor deployment, intelligent anchor displacement, automatic retreat, clutch detection and anchoring at the end of the route when navigating with Auto Guidance3. You spend more time fishing and less positioning yourself. Robust and Easy to Use The Force electric motor is robust and durable. In addition, thanks to its double gas spring, it can be easily deployed, folded and collected. It is backed by a 3-year warranty and a lifetime limited warranty for the axle. With an Integrated Wireless Plotter Wirelessly connect Force to the Garmin plotter to create routes to your favorite waypoints and follow tracks while you fish. Integrated Probe Force includes an integrated transducer for traditional CHIRP scanning probes and Ultra-high-definition ClearVü and SideVü. Consult the specification table for more information on compatibility with the probes. BUILT-IN Automatic Pilot The built-in autopilot with integrated course sensor and GPS provides you with anchor lock, course control and cruise control functions. You just have to select the track and let yourself be guided along the way. Specifications: Physical And Performance Characteristics Colour Black Environment of Use Fresh water, brackist water and salt water Type of Assembly Scissor-type assembly Max Propulsion. 100 lb according to ISO 13342 using the 36 V high-efficiency propeller 80 lb according to ISO 13342 using the high-efficiency propeller at 24 V DC Voltage 24 V or 36 V Electrical Direction Yes Assistance Withdrawal Double gas spring BUILT-IN Direction Sensor Yes GPS Integrated Yes (high-sensitivity GPS) Guarantee 3 years, limited for life for the axis Water Resistance Classification IPX7 Assembly Location Bow Wireless Remote Control Yes (included) Compatible with Pedal Yes (included) BATTERY/BATTERY Indicator Yes Variable Speed Control Yes (20 steps) Cover Stabilizer Yes (included) Probe Specifications And Functions Frequencies Supported CHIRP probe: High frequency band CHIRP (150-240 kHz) ClearVü: ultra-high definition of 800 kHz SideVü: ultra-high definition of 1200 kHz and 455 kHz Transmission Power 350 W Maximum Depth CHIRP probe: 800' ClearVü: 200' Ultra-high definition SideVü: 125' on each side; 250 in total at a maximum depth of 30' at 455 kHz SideVü: 500' on each side; 1000' in total DEPTH/SPEED/TEMPERATURE Depth and temperature Number of Pins 12 pins (orange connector) Autopilot Functions Route Tracking Yes Anchor Lock Yes Anchor Lock Displacement Yes Direction Control Yes Cruise Control Yes Gesture Functions Yes (manual+, course control+, slow forward+) Pedal Functions Dimensions 12″ (L.) X 9″ (an.) X 4 1/2″ (al.) Wireless Communication Yes Power Installation 12 V/24V/36V Wired or battery-powered (2 AA) Autonomy of Aa Batteries 1 full season Water Resistance Classification IPX7 Adjustable Pedal Resistance Yes Characteristics Of The Remote Control Screen Size Diameter of 30.4 mm (1.2′′) Screen Resolution 240 x 240 píxeles Type of Screen In color, visible in sunlight, transflective, memory at the pixel level (MIP) USER-PROGRAMMABLE Plotter Keys Yes Control of the Autopilot Function Yes Water Resistance Classification IPX7 Battery Autonomy Normal conditions of use with backlight to a minimum: 43.2 weeks Floating Yes FAQs What maintenance guidance is given for the propeller?Always disconnect the motor from the battery before cleaning or servicing the propeller to avoid injury. How should the foot pedal's power cable be routed?Route it to the battery or circuit breaker and then to your mounting or use location, following all included wiring channels and securing connections. What precautions should be taken when drilling during installation?Always check the opposite side of the surface before drilling or cutting to avoid damaging the vessel. Can the pedal's power cable be extended?Yes, you can extend the power cable using 18 AWG (0.82 mm²) wire. Remove the fuse before extending and reinstall it between the extension and battery. Should AA batteries be installed if the foot pedal is wired?Do not install AA batteries if the pedal is powered by the boat battery, as left-in batteries may corrode and cause damage. How do I install the pedal in a foot pedal tray?Place the pedal in the tray, shim for height if needed, secure with screws sized for your tray, and use marine sealant in pilot holes to prevent water ingress. Should marine sealant be used when mounting the pedal?Apply marine sealant to the pilot holes to prevent water from entering the boat deck (optional but recommended). Is it necessary to mount the foot pedal to the deck?Mounting is not required, but highly recommended, especially when using batteries, to prevent the pedal from sliding and falling off the boat. How should screws be sealed when mounting pedal to tray?Apply marine sealant to the pilot holes before securing the pedal and shim to prevent water intrusion. What precautions should be taken when drilling or cutting during install?Always check what is on the opposite side of the surface to avoid damaging the vessel. How can I adjust the pedal resistance or tension?Locate the tension adjustment screw on the left side of the pedal and turn it clockwise to increase tension or counter clockwise to decrease. What should be checked before drilling or cutting the deck?Always check the opposite side of the surface before drilling or cutting to avoid damaging the vessel. 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