Jnicon Trolling Motor Plug and Receptacle Review for Kayak

[@IanChlot]

Glad you can use this product in your kayak. I always learn through your videos.

[@Aksmaniyak]

Thanks Ian!

[@helicopterjohns]

Nice item. Many thanks for sharing.

[@Aksmaniyak]

Thanks John.

[@jayfromtexas6718]

I shall get it ordered. Steering arms got here. The only way you could make this any easier would be to come on down to Texas and finish up for me😊

[@Aksmaniyak]

😆 Thanks Jay!

[@bretshivers8352]

I use these on my trolling motor!

[@MichaelFarrell-qt5qq]

Thank you!

[@Aksmaniyak]

Glad to help!

[@ML-G]

Can you share your experience whether this plug and jack really work with 50 amps on a continuous base, e.g. running trolling motor for longer time at full throttle? Thanks very much.

[@Aksmaniyak]

They also make a 60A continuous rated "red" connector.

[@racerxny1380]

Great video, making a battery box for the Amped Outdoors 60ah and this is just the connector I need. Has it held up for you over time so far. I just ordered it off Amazon.

[@Aksmaniyak]

Yes, it is an excellent plug/receptacle.

[@racerxny1380]

@@Aksmaniyak Thanks so much for sharing this information. I’ll post how it does once I install.

[@fishntools]

Because there is no real strain relief on the plug side, it's important to tin the plug wires in order to be able to increase the clamping force on the terminals

[@Aksmaniyak]

Yes, you can do that too. The cable gland does provide some strain relief as well as adding the shrink fit tubing at the connections.