







55lb thrust electric trolling motor by Newport Vessels. Built with stainless steel hardware, composite fiberglass shaft, and durable aluminum head; This motor is built to last. With a 30 inch shaft length, the Newport Vessels trolling motor is adaptable to fit almost all small boats (inflatable boats included). 8 speeds (5 forward speeds and 3 reverse speeds) make for a very smooth and easily controlled ride. Review: المنتج يستحق 5 نجوم انه رائع ويعمل بالشكل المطلوب شكرا Review: Had it out on the water twice now and it’s been great. Cheaper than a Minn Kota and seems just as durable. Can’t speak to it’s longevity yet, but so far absolutely no complaints. I’m using it on an 11ft Seahawk 4 dinghy. More than enough power. We’ve been trolling the local lake on speed 1-2. Speed 5 packs some punch, at least for our dinghy. I bought the 10’ extension cables thinking that we would have to balance the boat out with the battery in the front but with my gf at the front of the boat, we haven’t had to use the extension cables. If you’re on a dinghy and going out by yourself, the extension cables might not be a bad idea just to even out the weight a bit. Also, we have a custom wooden floor that the guy I bought the dinghy off of had built. Without it, I would be worried about the battery weight on the soft inflatable floor. Battery weights about 50-60lbs and the wooden floor definitely helps distribute the weight. If you don’t have the tools to craft a custom floor for your dinghy, I would recommend at least finding a 3’ x 3’ piece of plywood to help distribute the weight of the battery. Overall, couldn’t be happier with the trolling motor. Beats the hell out of rowing, it’s imperceptibly quiet, and we’ve pulled more trout out of the lake than we could have without it.








| ASIN | B00EYST1L8 |
| Brand Name | Newport Vessels |
| Colour | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (3,214) |
| Engine Type | Electric |
| Fuel Type | electric |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00700987987577 |
| Item Weight | 23.2 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | NEWPORT |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 23M1000203 |
| Material Type | Alloy Steel, Aluminium |
| Model Number | 23M1000203 |
| Mounting Type | Transom Mount |
| Operation Mode | Electric |
| Recommended Uses For Product | For Inflatable Boats |
| UPC | 744288455748 700987987577 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |
| Voltage | 12 Volts |
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المنتج يستحق 5 نجوم انه رائع ويعمل بالشكل المطلوب شكرا
D**S
Had it out on the water twice now and it’s been great. Cheaper than a Minn Kota and seems just as durable. Can’t speak to it’s longevity yet, but so far absolutely no complaints. I’m using it on an 11ft Seahawk 4 dinghy. More than enough power. We’ve been trolling the local lake on speed 1-2. Speed 5 packs some punch, at least for our dinghy. I bought the 10’ extension cables thinking that we would have to balance the boat out with the battery in the front but with my gf at the front of the boat, we haven’t had to use the extension cables. If you’re on a dinghy and going out by yourself, the extension cables might not be a bad idea just to even out the weight a bit. Also, we have a custom wooden floor that the guy I bought the dinghy off of had built. Without it, I would be worried about the battery weight on the soft inflatable floor. Battery weights about 50-60lbs and the wooden floor definitely helps distribute the weight. If you don’t have the tools to craft a custom floor for your dinghy, I would recommend at least finding a 3’ x 3’ piece of plywood to help distribute the weight of the battery. Overall, couldn’t be happier with the trolling motor. Beats the hell out of rowing, it’s imperceptibly quiet, and we’ve pulled more trout out of the lake than we could have without it.
F**E
Llego a tiempo. Hasta ahorita funciona bien. Estoy contento con mi compra. Es justo lo que esperaba
A**L
Buen producto recomendable
R**0
I got this for puttering around lakes on an inflatable boat. It does this perfectly. Screws right onto your transom. Turn to steer, twist for throttle, all in near-silence. Like all trolling motors regardless of power, speed will not exceed 5mph. This is plenty fast for puttering around lakes. I’ve heard about propeller upgrades that might get you another 1mph, but haven’t tried that myself. If you want to go faster, you’ll need to spend thousands more for either an electric outboard that might go 2mph faster, or a gas outboard that will go much faster but be loud, smelly, and illegal on many lakes.
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