WATERSNAKE GEO-SPOT GPS (WINDY CONDITIONS) Nav Sensor

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Unbiased real life test of my new Watersnake Geo-Spot GPS with Nav Sensor. Strong winds and tide currents give this electric motor a fair test in real practical fishing conditions. Can it hold its position? Includes some live underwater camera shots of Whiting, Mullet, Tommy Rough and Garfish that were chilling out whilst catching some King George Whiting. Nav sensor with the jog function is tested out in windy sea conditions.

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27 июл 2024

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@danyawood589 Год назад

I have just put the same 65lb motor on my Seadoo fishpro jetski. I have a total of 140 ah and used it for 3 1/2 hrs on level 6 trolling. The battery dropped from 12.7 volt to 12.2 volt. Very pleased with it, great motor.

@coasttocountryaustralia Год назад

Thats good, I haven't had any problems so far and I'm only using an old battery, so far so good! Cheers!

@michalesinclair5274 Год назад

Great video mate

@clarkster98 Год назад

Hows it going in current off shore ive a haines 445r and thinking of getting one of these /haswing /motorguide thoughts please

@karimzitouni7773 11 месяцев назад

Bonjour merci pour le partage , l'avez vous testé par gros vent et gros courant ? Hello thank you for sharing, have you tested it in strong wind and strong current?

@coasttocountryaustralia 11 месяцев назад

Yes works well, a lithium battery would be even better. Cheers

@ashleywoolnough4884 11 месяцев назад

I’m struggling to make the decision between one of these or a Minn-kota. Is there really a $1100 difference between the two?

@coasttocountryaustralia 11 месяцев назад

I went for the more affordable option and am happy with it so far there was a big difference in price but the Minn-kota are supposed to be good too.

@eddiev1980 2 месяца назад

Now that you have had this for a while how do you find it? Do you find the anchor lock keeps you in place with a bit of a breeze?

@coasttocountryaustralia 2 месяца назад

Still works well, strong breeze and current holds great, it doesn't like swirling currents and winds that try and spin the boat, happy so far.

@eddiev1980 2 месяца назад

@@coasttocountryaustralia Sounds like its quite good, I think my fishing is similar to yours. Mostly whiting fishing hopping sand holes, some squid and gar fishing so a motor like this might be suitable

@Nightlifeimages Год назад

Hey mate what did you buy to cut out the wind noise

@coasttocountryaustralia Год назад

Hi, I bought some dji mics.

@hollowearthbeast Год назад

What battery did you get? And how long does it last?

@coasttocountryaustralia Год назад

Hi, I'm currently using a second hand battery I had at the farm thats 8 years old, its a deep cycle lead acid 100ah and is lasting at least 3hrs in windy conditions. I will get a lithium one when it dies. Cheers

@bwip2033 Год назад

2 months on, how do you find it

@coasttocountryaustralia Год назад

Really happy with it so far, anchor lock is a great feature for the fishing I'm doing with it.

@snowybrah 10 месяцев назад

How big is the boat?

@coasttocountryaustralia 10 месяцев назад

@tedgriner3583 Год назад

Quality & service are major issues on other units. Why would this be different.

@seawater1322 Год назад

mine is noiser rotating anti clokwise vs clockwise, its a ticking type of sound, is your similiar?

@coasttocountryaustralia Год назад

Haven't noticed any difference but will keep an eye on it, Haven't had it very long though. I did a 4hr session today and it seems ok. Will let you know if I notice anything next trip. Cheers