LMFAO, I had a good laugh over that one too

@@vincecaruso6465 that is very true, and I have seen compilations of his one liners and they are hilarious!

@@juanseminario7287 the fan is connected to the power and ground on the battery side of the PWM controller so it has constant, unregulated power. Interrupted only by the switch on the lid of the box

@@Draiten that's awesome! I hope it's loud enough someone 2 holes over can hear it. 😆

Yes, that's all I did. I actually soldered the leads underneath the board on the solder bulbs from the positive and negative inputs

Thank you, and appreciate it. It's super easy to hook up and easy to dial it right down to the correct speed.

The switch already came wired up with the PWM controller. All I did was put the fan onto it on the positive and negative inputs on the PWM board

@@Intimidator82 Awesome thanks 🙏🏾

I would put it in the positive or the negative cable close to the battery. Most people will put it in the positive, but either works.

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Yeah, so far so good. I didn't get out with it a whole lot this year, but everything is still working good. I think the biggest enemy of these would be water. Thanks for watching and commenting

The handle on mine has 1-5 forwards and 1-3 reverse. The handle stays in forward 5. The reverse works by switching the switch on the PWM box. There is no need to touch the speed control on the motor to switch directions. The handle is essentially only used for steering in my application. Thanks for the question, hope this helps.

Yes, I don't know exactly how hot but it's warm enough you don't want to leave your fingers on it for very long. I put it in the container to keep splashed water and light rain off of it and just figured it needed a fan for air movement. The fan doesn't draw hardly anything so I normally just leave it running. I have left the fan off and ran a whole day with no overheating issues, those heat sinks inside are designed well enough I guess.

Thanks for the question. Yes, I do have it connected to the same battery. I have not seen any interference at any speed. My fish finder is a Garmin Striker 4, just a cheapy but it works well in the canoe. My battery is usually 4 or 5 feet away from the transducer, but the PWM is almost beside the transducer on the canoe.

I've run mine wide open for about 45 minutes at 100%, it pushes the canoe along about 4mph+. I was running the fan that I have mounted and all seems ok for now.

Actually, it's "Morning Dic*head". The fact he doesn't say "Good" it makes the grumpy aspect more hilarious 😂😂

Max: Hey Dickhead. You win the lottery?! John: Enjoyed your shower, smart ass.

I have never heard of that before, but I would be very interested on how much it improves the performance of the motor. To achieve the same amount of 'work' you could run approximately half the amperage with a 24 volt system over the 12v system.

I'll admit, once you get about 5 pairs on there it's uncomfortable to wear. I'd keep just the longest pair on one and keep all the others on another

I didn't keep track of the run time before I switched to a PWM. The main reason I switched was so I could dial my speed down to where I needed to be. Speed 1 on my motor was pushing my canoe at 3.5 kph which is too fast for what I'm fishing. I can tell you that I can troll at 20-25% almost all day (about 9 hours) then make the run back to the dock wide open on one charge. I am impressed with how much you can find tune the speed, right down to the tenth of a kph.

@@Intimidator82 thank you josh for your reply great to know what to expect I'll definitely fit one to mine now, thank you 👍

Mine was a plastic knob that just slides off the shaft. The shaft has a flat side on it to index the knob and keeps it from spinning on the steel shaft.

Thank you.

I wouldn't know. I would think that if you have a receiver and a remote control, your motor would be digitally controlled. But like I said, I don't know

My trolling motor had 2 leads coming out of the head, one positive and one negative. I just soldered and heat shrunk the connection.

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