Ok so i broke down a few weeks ago and bought a new motorguide x5i 105 pinpoint. I think its gunna have to grow on me. I've always had minnkotta and thus being a few hundred cheaper i decided to get it just fir that.
Pros
Its quieter than my old minnkotta wireless
Its easier to deploy the motor
Cons
While installing it i plugged ir in to see if it worked....nothing. Took it to ftu thinking it was a faulty mother board. Bench test perfect. Found out you must deploy the motor before you know if you have power to it.
The anchor mode is neat but it looks like a retarded robot doing a mc hammer dance while trying to hold your position
The cruise control, anchor, directiinnal buttons are the same size and in my opinion way to close to each other. So if you accidentally hit the anchor button instead of the motor up button you will go into break dance mode and you swear it's malfunctioning.
The supplied landyard is way to long. Its just about a nut jabber on me. But thats an easy fix
Is anyone running this motor? What do yall think about it? Im hoping ill get this motor in tune with me before i start chaaing birds again. For sure a learning curve
Pros
Its quieter than my old minnkotta wireless
Its easier to deploy the motor
Cons
While installing it i plugged ir in to see if it worked....nothing. Took it to ftu thinking it was a faulty mother board. Bench test perfect. Found out you must deploy the motor before you know if you have power to it.
The anchor mode is neat but it looks like a retarded robot doing a mc hammer dance while trying to hold your position
The cruise control, anchor, directiinnal buttons are the same size and in my opinion way to close to each other. So if you accidentally hit the anchor button instead of the motor up button you will go into break dance mode and you swear it's malfunctioning.
The supplied landyard is way to long. Its just about a nut jabber on me. But thats an easy fix
Is anyone running this motor? What do yall think about it? Im hoping ill get this motor in tune with me before i start chaaing birds again. For sure a learning curve
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