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The Old Town Predator XL Minn-Kota Console offers complete hands-free navigation and trolling with 45 lbs of variable thrust. This console is made for the Old Town Predator XL kayak and includes the complete motor assembly and a storage compartment. The console is made with saltwater grade anodized/zinc-coated metals and is steerable in both forward and reverse. The stealth quiet motor means you can use it for trolling as well as navigation. The Minn-Kota Console features a digital maximizer for a full day of motoring, USB charge ports, and sonar mounting plate with battery storage. Safety features include dual kill-switches and quick-stand to avoid water hazards and debris.
Complete trolling motor console for the Predator XL
Saltwater grade motor is steerable in both forward and reverse
Offer dual kill-switches and quick-stand to avoid water hazards and debris
Sonar mounting plate and battery storage for your fish finder
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Reviews
By: AnonymousDate: Sep 18, 2019
Looks great, just what I ordered. received it faster than I though I would!
I've only used mine twice so far , seems to work as advertised. Only
complaint is that even with a fully charged battery, the charge meter
only shows one or two dots of charge. I have COPD and can't paddle
far, and the charge neter keeps me from going too far from the launch
ramp. Otherwise Its a five star.
Consle dosent lock in , in the raised position , turning radious isn't very
good. But other than that I enjoy it. Handles ruff water well, and you
have plenty of storage
I have had my Min-Kota Predator XL out a couple of times since I
bought I it. 1st, the good:
Easy to operate, infinite speeds, Lots of room in the console, very
innovative.
Now the not so good: Console in raised position falls out easily (not
locked in), vibration at higher speeds, turning radius not very tight.
Overall I like this setup and hope to use it for many years.
A:
Although there is no direct correlation of thrust to horsepower you can approximately calculate the horsepower rating of any electric motor. Just multiply motor amp draw times voltage to find the wattage of the motor. Wattage divided by 746 will give you the horsepower rating of the motor (746 watts equals 1 HP).
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