After moving to One of the largest river islands in North America late last year, I decided to check more of my new home in water. I have long been a fans of the freedom offered by a small or bass boat, even on larger rivers like the great Colombia here in Oregon.
Uncle Rob hunting/hunting/contracting had a small boat with a length of 8.5 feet for me to borrow, so it was placed on that front. The problem was the engine: my home and my cars are fully gathered on electricity and solar energy, as well as all my grass tools and even passengers, so I did not want to buy external gas and deal with gas for one device. Lucky to me, there have been a large number of wonderful electric exterior engines that come out in recent years, and may not be more disturbing for my purpose of RemiGo.
This exterior is characterized by a 1000 watt engine and a built -in battery, as well as an easy -to -download and download system to take it inside and outside the boat. It is very easy to run, reliable and very calm at low speeds. You will get several miles of the range, even traveling towards the source during the tide. It was the perfect companion to explore my water.
Reception and fingernail
Photo: Parker Hall
REMIGO One is an external electric length of 25 lbs comes in a large cardboard box with engine cuts, cross -cross installation, and magnetic energy key (one with wrist ropes, one without). The idea is to put the rope on your boat, then bring the entire unit to and from the mountain mentioned between the shipping sessions, using the built -in handle.
It is a well -made well -made machine that feels very hard, which you want in any piece of marine equipment. Mount-AND-REMOVE style is very practical and means that you never worry about dealing with both the battery and You should want to store your boat anywhere worry about getting devices.
Installing the Transom holder is very simple: put it on the back of your boat and its screw in screws with the turns built into the hand. It takes about two minutes if you are slow. From there, sliding on the engine, withdrawing the handle to the heart of the handle around it, and installing a guaranteed lock loop to keep the engine from flying from the rope.
The one -in -one design for RemiGo One is not just aesthetic: housing of white aluminum works as an accuracy to help you direct the boat, even without pressing the front or reverse buttons on top to start the engine. These controls are simple, with 10 energy levels in either directions dictated by the number of times you press the buttons. You will cut the double pressure of both buttons the engine, and you will remove the magnetic key (or fall outside it with your wrist).
