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joel
Posted 2/8/2012 9:01 PM (#537613)
Subject: i pilot terrova worth the buy?




Posts: 73


Location: sw pa
Im looking to upgrade my trolling motor.I have a minn kota maxxum 70 thrust and I was looking to upgrade to the I pilot 80 terrova.just wondering if it is worth the 1400$ price tag. I have not had any problems with the maxxum other than when its turned up its hard to control.I am a river fisherman and wonder if the gps will keep its path in the anchoring mode? Any help would be appreciated
4reukmuskies
Posted 2/8/2012 9:08 PM (#537615 - in reply to #537613)
Subject: Re: i pilot terrova worth the buy?





Posts: 422


I have that very one you are considering. I love it and it works phenomenal in a river setting!
Muskyfvr54
Posted 2/8/2012 11:04 PM (#537633 - in reply to #537613)
Subject: RE: i pilot terrova worth the buy?





Posts: 30


Location: Going Fishing
Go to this site to learn more about the Ipilot.
Jason explains all the features. Some with videos.
I really like mine.



http://www.jasonhalfenoutdoors.com/iPilot4.html
Chasin50
Posted 2/9/2012 6:46 AM (#537652 - in reply to #537613)
Subject: Re: i pilot terrova worth the buy?




Posts: 380


Location: Michigan
A resounding YES!
bobbie
Posted 2/9/2012 7:01 AM (#537653 - in reply to #537652)
Subject: Re: i pilot terrova worth the buy?




Posts: 559


without a doubt the best thing I have ever put on the front of my boat. I am on #2 May be I will have this boat long enough to really enjoy it.
wavridr
Posted 2/9/2012 7:13 AM (#537656 - in reply to #537653)
Subject: Re: i pilot terrova worth the buy?




Posts: 299


Location: Not where I want to be!
The anchor and cruise control feature are unbelievable!  You will not be sorry.
GMan
Posted 2/10/2012 11:41 AM (#537929 - in reply to #537613)
Subject: Re: i pilot terrova worth the buy?





Posts: 479


Location: Eden Prairie & Pine Island
Does anchor function hold your boat in place well in say 15 mph winds? Stronger? Same with following a trail in high winds?
longhunter
Posted 2/11/2012 9:46 PM (#538149 - in reply to #537613)
Subject: RE: i pilot terrova worth the buy?





Location: New Richmond, WI
I have had mine for a year. I did have trouble with the I-pilot not working but minn-cota sent a new one within 4 days. with shipping to replace the old. I have also had trouble with the footpad with the two footpad buttons sticking down on the left side. At times I will have to go down and manualy pull the buttons up so continues stops.
I use the i pilot alot when I take the kid fishing so she can be in front. The anchor saves me alot when fishing alone and boating a fish in strong winds. I know it has done well up to 25 mph winds.
So I have had my problems but I still like the unit. The trouble I had made me buy the 2 year warr.
dward
Posted 2/11/2012 10:38 PM (#538157 - in reply to #538149)
Subject: RE: i pilot terrova worth the buy?




Posts: 574


Location: Germantown, WI
Omg.....yes.
Muskie4Life
Posted 2/12/2012 6:14 AM (#538178 - in reply to #537613)
Subject: RE: i pilot terrova worth the buy?




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Do you lose the function of the foot pedal with the i pilot?
bobbie
Posted 2/12/2012 6:37 AM (#538181 - in reply to #538178)
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Muskie4Life - 2/12/2012 6:14 AM

Do you lose the function of the foot pedal with the i pilot?

No
bridgeman
Posted 2/12/2012 9:16 AM (#538201 - in reply to #537613)
Subject: Re: i pilot terrova worth the buy?




Posts: 529


Location: Not Where I Want To Be
I'm very happy with mine.
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