Mercury Avator 35e PLANES 4.5m BOAT!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2024
- We put the new Mercury Avator 35e on an Alloycraft P455 punt to see if it would plane. It did!
Avator pricing in Australian Dollars:
Motor Only +Junction Box +: 2 batteries +: cables $15,556
Additional batteries (each): $2,800 AUD - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
I am interested in seeing the performance when you add 2 more adults onboard.
In the interest of conserving space can you run the 35e and 20e without the junction box and plug the external battery directly into the motor?
I think only the 20e
A long way to go before anything for a fisherman. Do these have solar charging capability?
I think that portable solar won’t put a dent in the requirements for daily use.
Will we get a review on the new Mercury 9.9hp
By the way
Awesome review on the 35e
Can’t wait to see what Mercury can achieve in the future
Love the videos
Possibly!
This test is invalid as motor height is extremely wrong, I don't even know how mercury allowed you to do this haha
So in Norway it's 15000$ USD... For a 9,9 electric motor.... Unsure if that includes one or two batteries
Great video. Cheers! Unfortunately, these higher-end electric motors are not very cost effective or practical for us average boaters. Nowhere near. I have an ePropulsion Spirit 1.0 Plus that I use as a kicker/trolling motor on a 16' Lund, but my main motor is a Honda 20HP that gets the boat up on plane immediately, can cruise nicely at 15-18 mph, and just sips gas. I doubt that the motor featured here could approach that kind of performance with this boat, and the purchase price with power start and tilt comes in at just under $4000 (US).
This is exactly what we said in the video.
Yeah, I appreciated your assessment. Just thought I'd add some of my own real-world experience with electrics vs petrol...
@@FishingMonthly
Is that a plastic prop or metal prop? Looks cool
Some sort of composite. Not metal.
I’ll be keeping my Go-Devil Surface drive.
Price and range is a joke .. but give it at least 10 years of development
Every journey starts with the first step.
True ,, but is it truly good for the environment ,,, stat's show not really
If my lake doesn't allow gas motors is the price and range still a joke?
I am doing research on electric motors for that reason. Just wondering if there is a better option
What are the dimensions of the battery?
I’ll keep my hp500
4000 dollar trolling motor
What about salt anyone who fishes salt water knows how destructive it is to anything mechanical- electrical not for me.
So your outboard isn’t mechanical - electrical? These are Salt water warranted but still not in a price ballpark for everyday applications.
I understand what you’re saying but Minn Kotas and motorguides have been living in salt water for years and they are pretty reliable
That made zero sense buddy
Is all PR. Too much drag with a boat and battery weight.
No one has done a side by side with a gasser. 35e is 4.9hp at prop at what rpm? A 9.9 running 5500rpm with 2:1 gear box will turn prop at 2500rpm and will plane a lot of small boats. This boat was not on plane
No thanks!
No thank you.
What's your choice for getting around that electric-motor-only lake then?
Don’t have an electric trolling motor?
@@FishingMonthlywhy not row the boat? No charging and no big batteries all over the place, and it won't cost 15000$
Don't bitch at it without trying it
not efficient sucks