I was seeing chatter and buzz but I guess it has been so long people have given up on it or did they quit with it?
I was seeing chatter and buzz but I guess it has been so long people have given up on it or did they quit with it?
No....it’s coming
they did not quit with it, NO. Corona virus got them behind like most companies.. It was out being tested on boats this summer... from what ive seen and heard it will be worth the wait.Originally Posted by Astyle954
Last edited by KandKKustomz; 12-07-2020 at 02:45 PM.
Any clues as to what’s going to make it worth the wait? I’m in the market for a TM, I need a long shaft (don’t we all) and I’m only going to buy new if it’s brushless, rated for saltwater and 36v. Am I in the ballpark?
Yes you are..... 80"+ I heard titanium floating around
NPAA #803
Im not at liberty to discuss details at this time, soon as I am BBC will be first to know I promise.
Last edited by KandKKustomz; 12-07-2020 at 03:21 PM.
Any idea when you may be at liberty to discuss this closely guarded secret? Within the next month would be great.
If the shafts titanium, I don’t have enough kidneys left to pay for it ��
lol.. when powerpole says we can discuss it then we can. Best answer I can give at this time.
Dammit, looks like I’ll just have to hire a couple of kids and give them a paddle each until PP pull their finger out, MK give us something brushless, Garmin extends the shaft, or Lowrance...Nah, not going Lowrance, mean a man must have standards ��
il I'll say this much from what i know I think the Powerpole trolling motor will be everything your looking for and then some. It will check alot of Boxes
Cool, in the meantime, do you have any spare children I could rent? I’ll feed them, make them bathe, brush their teeth and all that twaddle, as long as they can use a paddle and triangulate a position.
#gamechanger
To date your only option for a foot pedal controlled 36VDC TM that can be used in saltwater is the Motorguide. Use in saltwater for any of the other TM recent releases voids the warranty.
This ain't no game and nothing is changing.
It is no secret JL-Marine (Power Pole) has been chiseling away at there unit for some time now. I am sure too long for some of us. I will just say this and yep it's JMO. JL- Marine has always been a pioneering company. They design and continue to refine their product line over the years all while continuing to grow and develop new industry leading technology and products. When JL releases a new product it is done right and ready to be put to the test. They do not release product prematurely then deal with it as needed via warranty repairs etc. The CHARGE unit took a while to develop however once released it has quickly become the go to charger for those applications which demand huge amounts of battery draw. Does the CHARGE unit fit every application.. Nope... In some applications it is simply overkill.. But the CHARGE has definitely found its place and fills a void. We no longer are asking too much of batteries with a charger that is able to maintain them throughout the day
Like their anchor and battery charger, the release of the trolling motor is just the same. Power Pole has in my opinion taken the time to look at the TM industry from a different angle. Each and every trolling motor manufacturer has seemed to mirror each other for the most part... When JL Marine releases its trolling motor the market will continue to see what makes JL Marine unique. Will this trolling motor be the perfect fit for everyone.. Certainly not... Will the trolling motor change the game... I find it hard to believe that other TM companies are going to scrap what they have designed and start all over from ground zero and that is exactly what they would have to do in order to match what Power Pole is releasing.
Over the years of development JL-Marine has listened to the voices of anglers and has designed a trolling motor that no doubt is going to make a mark and fill a long standing void in both fresh and saltwater markets.
Without a doubt I know what unit will be bolted to the bow of my boat.
Last edited by Hydrilla Gear; 12-08-2020 at 05:21 PM.
Well said Rich, #1 coming into us has already been committed to the bow of my personal boat
Garmin warrant the Force for saltwater, but I think I'm going to need something longer than 57 inches (said the actress to the bishop).To date your only option for a foot pedal controlled 36VDC TM that can be used in saltwater is the Motorguide. Use in saltwater for any of the other TM recent releases voids the warranty.
This ain't no game and nothing is changing.
I heard it’s gas powered.
lmao... ya no
Solar?
There was a time that I didn't fish but I cannot remember it.
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