Please hit Like or Leave a Comment--it really helps me out! Here are the parts used in this project: -Marine Battery Box: amzn.to/4bVoyTm -2 Remote Relay 433 MHZ switches: amzn.to/3WTkbDW -DC Motor PWM Variable Speed Controller: amzn.to/3X0p3r2 -Smaller DC motor PWM: amzn.to/4dY2vwX -Marine Fuse Box: amzn.to/4bV0aRs -4 prong Kill Switch: amzn.to/3WXC98o -26 piece 10awg WAGO kit: amzn.to/4bUYVSt -Quick Connect 8 AWG Plugs: amzn.to/3KfiYzk -Quick Connect12 AWG Plugs: amzn.to/4e0Aipd -10 awg wire: amzn.to/3R1KQuA -14 awg wire: amzn.to/3VfAl9r -Wire strippers/Crimpers: amzn.to/451pqTS Wire terminal kit (22-10AWG): amzn.to/4e00YGA -12v 100ah Lipuls Lithium Trolling Motor Battery: amzn.to/3XMIq7e (These affiliate links will take you to products that, if you purchase them, they will send me a VERY SMALL commission which helps me make more videos. Thanks!) Business Inquiries send to: mountainvids@gmail.com
Hi Jason in stead of crimping i would have soldered the motor cables bloody good idea i need to do this modification to mine thank you very much Jason for sharing 😀 😊 ☺️
Jason, I'm working on a similar project with my trolling motor! I've added a RC Transmitter and Receiver Remote Controller for wireless control, kind of similar to your setup. I've used some high torque servos for steering and a high amp PWM speed controller on my trolling motor. If you are interested I can share my parts list. My latest project is "Arduino" logic control over the speed controller and steering servo - I'm trying to get some autopilot or heading lock. I'm working on feeding NMEA 2000 data from my Garmin into my Arduino for autopilot. Trolling motors with wireless controls + autopilot could be $1000 - $3000, so +1 for us doing it on the cheap!
Hi Matt, im highly interested what kind of parts you’ve used? Btw are going to create some blog or posting videos from the project? What kind of gearbox you’ve used for servo steering?
Awesome video sir. Looking forward to the addition of spot lock. I really enjoy diy projects and I am a cheapskate by nature so you video is right up my alley
Subscribed and liked. I did this and it works great, but when my turning motor was not adjusted correctly, I broke a few teeth of the white plastic gear. Any ideas on how I can replace those teeth with something else so I don't have to buy another.
Nice work! I've installed Pwm's on a couple of tm and it almost doubles the Ah. If this helps anyone, I bought a Haswing Cayman that's half the price of others, works great and doesn't need a Point One antenna! (another $300)
Great build. Torquedo can kiss my grits! Quick Q, if you can help: Why would my Minn Kota battery box's cigarette adapter only be on a 10a fuse? I use it to charge tool batteries with an inverter. My Dewalt is fine, but my Makita has a fan and it trips. Maybe I change to 15a, but is that bad joo-joo for other reasons?
Could you give some keywords that maybe included for the gear box, or are they just that generic? The hardest part for me remote automating a trolling motor has been the steering mechanism.
I have a link to the specific gearbox that I used in this in the description (or pinned to the top comment here). If you follow this video, you should be able to fully do this from start to finish
Please hit Like or Leave a Comment--it really helps me out!
Here are the parts used in this project:
-Marine Battery Box: amzn.to/4bVoyTm
-2 Remote Relay 433 MHZ switches: amzn.to/3WTkbDW
-DC Motor PWM Variable Speed Controller: amzn.to/3X0p3r2
-Smaller DC motor PWM: amzn.to/4dY2vwX
-Marine Fuse Box: amzn.to/4bV0aRs
-4 prong Kill Switch: amzn.to/3WXC98o
-26 piece 10awg WAGO kit: amzn.to/4bUYVSt
-Quick Connect 8 AWG Plugs: amzn.to/3KfiYzk
-Quick Connect12 AWG Plugs: amzn.to/4e0Aipd
-10 awg wire: amzn.to/3R1KQuA
-14 awg wire: amzn.to/3VfAl9r
-Wire strippers/Crimpers: amzn.to/451pqTS
Wire terminal kit (22-10AWG): amzn.to/4e00YGA
-12v 100ah Lipuls Lithium Trolling Motor Battery: amzn.to/3XMIq7e
(These affiliate links will take you to products that, if you purchase them, they will send me a VERY SMALL commission which helps me make more videos. Thanks!)
Business Inquiries send to: mountainvids@gmail.com
Hi Jason in stead of crimping i would have soldered the motor cables bloody good idea i need to do this modification to mine thank you very much Jason for sharing 😀 😊 ☺️
Good idea! Thanks for watching!
Jason, I'm working on a similar project with my trolling motor! I've added a RC Transmitter and Receiver Remote Controller for wireless control, kind of similar to your setup. I've used some high torque servos for steering and a high amp PWM speed controller on my trolling motor. If you are interested I can share my parts list. My latest project is "Arduino" logic control over the speed controller and steering servo - I'm trying to get some autopilot or heading lock. I'm working on feeding NMEA 2000 data from my Garmin into my Arduino for autopilot. Trolling motors with wireless controls + autopilot could be $1000 - $3000, so +1 for us doing it on the cheap!
Awesome! Arduino spot lock is also my next step!
Hi Matt, im highly interested what kind of parts you’ve used? Btw are going to create some blog or posting videos from the project? What kind of gearbox you’ve used for servo steering?
Awesome video sir. Looking forward to the addition of spot lock. I really enjoy diy projects and I am a cheapskate by nature so you video is right up my alley
Thanks, I'm somewhat a cheapskate myself!
Try an anchor. Works great to keep on a spot. Just kidding. Really enjoyed the first video. I was thinking of running 550 cord to some bolts to steer.
Thanks for watching!
I would like to say thank you.
more than welcome!
Subscribed and liked. I did this and it works great, but when my turning motor was not adjusted correctly, I broke a few teeth of the white plastic gear. Any ideas on how I can replace those teeth with something else so I don't have to buy another.
Nice work! I've installed Pwm's on a couple of tm and it almost doubles the Ah. If this helps anyone, I bought a Haswing Cayman that's half the price of others, works great and doesn't need a Point One antenna! (another $300)
I am contemplating buying one just to test against this at some point. Thanks for your post
It just works, simple calibration and without the 3-4k price. (24v 80lb)
Great build. Torquedo can kiss my grits!
Quick Q, if you can help: Why would my Minn Kota battery box's cigarette adapter only be on a 10a fuse? I use it to charge tool batteries with an inverter. My Dewalt is fine, but my Makita has a fan and it trips. Maybe I change to 15a, but is that bad joo-joo for other reasons?
I honestly can't answer that, because I would guess that would pull a lot more than just 10 amps. It doesn't trip it a lot?
@@JasonSipe16 Dewalt never trips, Makita after a few seconds. Maybe I do surgery to make fuse changes easier. A bit inaccessible now.
This is a couple months old but can this be done to a bow mount as well and a motor guide trolling motor ?
Absolutely. I have a couple shorts on my channel that show my other bow mount.
@@JasonSipe16 perfect will check it out
Could you give some keywords that maybe included for the gear box, or are they just that generic?
The hardest part for me remote automating a trolling motor has been the steering mechanism.
I have a link to the specific gearbox that I used in this in the description (or pinned to the top comment here). If you follow this video, you should be able to fully do this from start to finish
Is there any way yo do this using only one remote? Amazing work.
Yep. You do it with different remote switches and get a 4 button universal. I talked about it at the end of the video.
Dude. It’s a great video, but you need to include a kill switch.
Not sure if you watch till the end. There's a kill switch
What servo was used? I didn’t see a link?
Good question. The link to the motor is in my description. It wasn't a servo though.