NRS KUDA 126 - Complete installation of Torqeedo 1103 AC

Includes the installation of the Innovative Sportsman adapter plate, motor, foot control steering, motor lift, and motor reverse lock.
Material List:
Torqeedo Ultralight 1103 AC W/Free Rock Guard.
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Universal Inflatable Adapter Plate: www.innovative...
Foot Controls Steering Kit: www.innovative...
Misc: YakAttack parts and hardware.

[@xCloudyx767]

Great video! Question, do you ever deflate and fold the kayak up and then reassemble the tracks and motor mount and all? Seems like alot of work, i want to get a motor on mine but i fold my kayak up each time and have no storage/garage to keep it inflated all the time. :(

[@Churchey_Bass_Fishing]

Thanks for watching. I've removed everything to use the kayak for tough access areas. Its not terrible. It probably takes a max of a 1/2 hour to remove or to mount everything. I'll plan to film it the next time that I do it.

[@xCloudyx767]

@@Churchey_Bass_Fishing Thanks for the reply! I live in an apartment so deflating the kayak is a must, i guess putting on a motor and track for now is out of the question.

[@Churchey_Bass_Fishing]

@@xCloudyx767 I agree. I love that I can leave mine inflated, roll it out of the garage onto the truck and off to the river.

[@WarEagleTheBest]

Thank you the video! Would it work for 106 model? Do you have to take a lot of parts off the kayak in order to make it pack able for airplane travel?

[@Churchey_Bass_Fishing]

You're welcome. It would wok for a 106 model. If you wanted to travel with the Kayak and seat ONLY, you would need to remove the DIY track and motor mount. I happened to do it last night to find a puncture in my Kuda and it took probably ten minutes to remove the track and mount.