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@@AaronGrand-h7c there is no prevision in the kayak itself to mount a transducer, although I run a Garmin striker 4 and use their suction cup which works great!!!

@@seanpatun9875 I'm pretty sure the shaft diameter is the same between Newport and minn kota.... But I'd recommend the 10x5m-lh prop

@@seanpatun9875 I believe they do work on the Newport, if not then they are like 7$ so worth the try I'd say, I've heard minn kota and Newport have the same prop shaft size

@@johanoosthuizen977 there is a grape rope around the outside of the boat, I usually tie mine off on it

@@JungleJoel845 I mean it's turning circle is a little wide, but I don't have issues with it

@@mandel4889 navionics, there's a 1 time 10$ charge to have it

@@TattmanFishing yea I use enough washers to hold the prop on solid..

@ perfect ordering now thank you so much I kayak in saltwater where sometimes the currents suck I just need that little extra you’re awesome got a subscribe from me!

@TattmanFishing thanks alot, I haven't put a vid up in a while but plan to go pretty hard in the spring.....

@ that’s awesome man I appreciate this 🙏🏻

@TattmanFishing np at all, hope it works out for ya

@@markweatherall7437 I haven't used the electric pump as a backup, I've always taken the manul pump that comes with the boat

@codyakfishing8856 How would you top it up with the manual pump if you needed to when out on the water?

@@seanpatun9875 I believe it would

@@SargesAdventures that's great to hear, have you tested to see if it's drawing as much power?

@@zenza8464 sounds crazy I know, these specific props I've tested are for a trolling motor, APC has a designated section on their website for marine props

@@MrStoshb no problem, I also wonder how it would do with a gps motor, let's hope someone tries it, I personally don't have one, but these props are cheap enough it would be worth a shot

My kids have the boats I am describing. When I see them for thanksgiving I will bug them to try this out. Fairly cheap and easy to test. @@codyakfishing8856

@@0wnToDead it's like a roll out type floor, but the slats are a hard plastic, close to a 1x4 size, makes it easy to lay a piece of plywood in it, but I haven't yet

@@ronnstone7023 thanks!!!! I wanted the impulse for the layout, but I dona lot of close to docks ultralight fishing and love the instant reverse, someday I'll cave and get a trolling motor for it

I haven't used it much lately since buying a pedal drive kayak, but as of now it's on its 8th year, some patches here and there but still holding strong!!!

@@matthewharr6372 np, hope it helps

@@jonathonkersting9043 I'd say so, I'm 6'3" 190 and I can jump in it, I mean if course it's a tad bit tippy, not a boat but I myself can stand and cast pretty comfortably

@@codyakfishing8856 appreciate the response and information. In terms of handling chop on a lake,,, do you get a lot of splash over the bow when peddling into the wind ?

@@jonathonkersting9043 np, yea I do get some chop over the front, it's not a real sharp bow since it's only 10', hoodoo sacrificed speed for stability, but I just creep slow through the chop and it all works out good for me

As long as your shaft diameter is the same as a 55lb thrust minn kota (sorry idk if it is) then it should work out fine. You can always drill it out a bit to make it fit

@@davidnix8250 thank you!!!

@@levitch these APC props do get tangled up in the weeds, which is why I'd only recommend them if you can access it easily to clean off, for a trolling motor mounted on the back of a kayak I wouldn't since you'd have to beach it to clean it off

Thanks you, sorry been way to busy this year to make more videos, but for what it's worth the kayak is holding up great, and I haven't kicked it yet lol

They truly are a really good boat for the money, had mine nearly 9 years and still going strong

No, it fit on without an issue

Got mine, (10x5) the NV 55 has a 1x1/8 pin so I had to mod it. With my motor clocked for extra rpm, it averages 4.8ish on my pwr 100 loaded down. Prob 5 if it's just me and no tackle and anchors. My 10x4 avg 4.5

@@JonR35 oh I didn't know the NV had that size of pin, but I'm glad it's working for you, I'm assuming your saving on power as well

Very nice, I think the 10x5 is going to be a little quicker

You may be on to something, I'm going to have to test that out....

@@peterworsley4699 I'm going to be testing more props in the near future

@@rodneycaupp5962 awesome, I wish I can go back, what did u catch exactly???

Very nice!!!! Wish I can go back and fish there.... To bad I love in coloradi

@@codyakfishing8856 whattt the fishing in Colorado has got to be better than here 💀🤣

@@mynewsmma8057 if u like trout it's good, but I've been worn out ilon them for years now..lol

@@WillSelbyKayakFishing 100% correct, I'd only recommend them on watercraft where you can easily get to/clean the prop off. Back of a kayak isn't ideal

@codyakfishing8856 if you turn your prop left or right then gun it in reverse you can clear the weeds but it's a pain in the butt and heats up the wires pretty good.

@@DeanMk1 I've been meaning to make a follow up, but truth be told I'm a bit low on funds and can't get my little boat registered, I've used it a dozen more times and settled on the 10x5m-lp and haven't had many issues with it, other than some weeds now and again

@@tarassymonik7603 hard to say, but to me it's cheap enough to try all 3? Just make sure to use an amp meter and make sure the amps don't go above the recommendation. But if it were me... I'd try the 11X6, the 10x8 did go faster... But it did draw a lot of amps

@@brucestephenson5962 I'd highly recommend a tempest 120p, it has better weight capacity and from what I hear, is faster on the water

@@codyakfishing8856 I’m taking it out tomorrow for the first time. I’ll respond back with feedback. If it’s too small I’ll hand it over to my wife and I’ll go with the tempest. Thanks for the info.

@@brucestephenson5962 np, I'm about 200 and it handles fine for me, so I hope it works out for u!!!

@@jevans1550 wind doesn't affect it too bad, if your going into a heavy wind water does crash over the front but the hull stays dry, I wouldn't mind going in the middle of a larger reservoir.... It's the boat traffic that scares me more than the kayak itself... Handles great in larger waves!!!

@@katiedaniels9162 shouldn't need any wire, the motor can wire right to the battery just fine, as for a charger, as long as it can charge lifepo4 batteries you'll be good, but I'd recommend at least a 10amp charger

@@Kathryn-n9s np, I'm so glad it helped you out. I've spent years trying out different things with weight and what not and all it was is a cheap prop....lol wish I would of known it sooner!!!

@@keijomattinen5447 y With these two props, you would need some washers to make up the gap, but it's easy

I believe it would, only issue if see is making sure the platform the kayak sits on is at least 6" or so above the wheels, I ordered another kart that didn't work at all

@@codyakfishing8856 Alright thank you. Will double check that before i order it. Thank you for the reply

It very well should, I will add however, that the battery savings are better on the pwm models (no speeds, ones with 1-100%

@@craigfraser1256 thanks for watching Craig, yea seems like a certain rpm these props start to eat more power, but I can't complain at the results

I have one to test but haven't gotten an chance, as of now I highly recommend the 10X5m-lh prop for 30-55lb motors, works great and is made for trolling motors so it's already drilled out

@@codyakfishing8856 Thanks for the quick reply! I really hope they get those in the European Amazon. Otherwise I'll have to pay import taxes etc. Would be cheaper for me to get the original prop 😅 I'll keep a eye out for your next review!

@@namo80 that may be a while down the road, I haven't even registered the boat yet, I'm thinking of doing the review on the kayak