It doesn't matter how high priced it will be bass fisherman are very gullible
It doesn't matter how high priced it will be bass fisherman are very gullible
Always Think Like A Fish.....No Matter How Weird it Is!!
Too bad................the Ghost name is already taken and works great for me.
PP really stands behind their product.
My PP is 4 years old and out of warranty. It stopped working, blew a board. They covered it under warranty.
I bet it's a good one , PP has lived and learned over the years and will no put out a product that will end up being a head ache .
The one thing I am noticing in the photos is it doesn't appear to have a typical cable steering mechanism like the Ghost, Force, and Ultrex. I am curious if it has a wireless foot pedal. Or maybe not wireless but a split harness so the foot pedal is powered, but doesn't necessarily have the cable going to the head of the motor. That could be a bit of an advantage for cable management as I am always looking for somewhere to put that big ass cable on the Ultrex that either goes around the graphs or over the graphs. If you just have to run the ducer cables up the frame and base, it could be a cleaner approach. I don't think I will be switching out of my Ultrex any time soon. Interested to see what makes the PP Move different, what sets it apart other than potential weight reduction?
From Cory Johnston’s boat today on the Harris Chain.
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2010 Nitro Z7
Mercury Optimax 150
Garmin 106SV(bow), 106SV(console)
Cayuta Creek Outdoors
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The only troller with a traditional cable steer is the Motorguide Tour Pro. If the electronics go out it can still be used like a regular trolling motor. The others, you are dead in the water. Ultrex uses a cable to move a stepper sensor which provides a signal to the steer motor. Force and Ghost are both wireless.
2019 BassCat Lynx 2019 250 Pro XS 4 Stroke - 2B573410
"Reality Is Often Disappointing."
It is wired but it is not cable. The cable drives have cable in those wire shrouds that are like the cables on bicycle brakes and derailers, the attach to to gearing in the trolling motor head and that is how they move. The Ghost and Force just have wires that send electricity to electric motors in the head and that is what moves the motor. They also have the wires for the transducer in that shroud.
Yeah, I was wrong about the Ghost. It's drive-by-wire. The Force is wireless.
On Lowrance's website:
Ghost Trolling Motor - Is Ghost cable steer?
No, Ghost is a 'fly-by-wire' electrically operated trolling motor. Other manufacturers use mechanical cables that stretch and wear over time. Ghost does not suffer from these problems.
Fly-by-wire steering provides the familiar mechanical pedal 'feel' with super fast steering speed.
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I kind of think Ultrex nailed it on that one. Has all the feel of a cable steer but is motor assisted
War Eagle 961 Tomahawk
Etec 150
Twin 12" birds
80lb Ultrex
I like Lew's and Dobyn's and I cannot lie
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looks like it’ll finally be released a month from today
2007 Bass Cat Puma
2007 Mercury Pro XS 250
If it has a slip clutch/fold under like the old Gator mount, that would be awesome. That's the one thing I don't like about Ghost/Ultrex/Force. As good as my Ghost is, it's not very forgiving when you hit a stump.