RHODAN G5.2 Black 36v 72in Trolling Motor
Details
RHODAN G5.2 Black 36v
72in Trolling Motor
Model: G52B36072
- Full Screen Display
with Button Function from the Base: battery voltage, amp draw, speed, anchor
location, heading and more, read directly at the motor.
- Integrated Sliding
Base: 10 inches of front-to-back slide with locking points at each end of
the puck, for easier mounting, deployment and docking.
- Built-in Simrad,
Raymarine and Lowrance integration, plus full motor control through the
Rhodan app on the Apple and Google Play stores.
- Dynamic positioning
GPS Anchor that outperforms the competition, with shaft lengths available up
to 120 inches.
- 316 stainless steel
steering system with a patented clutch mechanism, sealed steering box,
Teflon bushings and an upgraded powder coat finish.
- Improved Bluetooth
range, enhanced error handling, diagnostics and overload protection.
- 5-Year limited
warranty with direct connect access to Rhodan customer service.
- Made and supported
in the USA - manufactured in Sarasota, Florida using U.S. and globally
sourced parts (90% U.S. content).
Experience High Definition Boat Positioning. The Rhodan HD GPS Anchor+ is a
virtual anchor, an autopilot and a wireless trolling motor all in one
remarkable package. Each system includes a wireless fob with lanyard, a quick
release bracket, a RAM mount, a prop kit and a Line-X finish.
The 36V model is recommended for boats up to 15,000 lbs.
Specifications
|
Thrust Rating |
120 Pounds |
|
Operating Voltage |
36VDC |
|
Recommended Circuit Breaker Rating |
50A |
|
Propeller |
3-Blade Weedless |
|
Shaft Length |
72 in |
|
Memories Exclusively for Fishing Holes |
4 |
|
Memories for Routes and/or Fishing Holes |
8 |
|
Total Memory Locations |
12 |
|
Maximum Recorded Route Length |
Over 1000 Miles |
|
Warranty |
5-Year Limited |
|
WARNING:
This product can expose you to chemicals including Di-n-hexyl Phthalate (DnHP)
which is known to the State of California to cause reproductive harm, and
Vinyl Chloride which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For
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