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4 Options for All Types of EPropulsion Electric Outboard Setups
Evo Tiller
- Detachable tiller with integrated display monitoring real-time motor/battery status, for Spirit Evo models and Navy Evo models.
- Dimensions: 511.1 × 114 × 89.3 mm / 20.12 × 4.49 × 3.51 inches
Evo Remote Control
- Wireless remote controller with integrated display monitoring real-time motor/battery status, for all Spirit 1.0 Evo, Navy Evo models, and Pod Evo models.
- Compatible with Spirit 1.0 EVO, Navy 3 & 6 EVO plus POD Drive 1.0, 3.0, 6.0 EVO Models only.
- Connectivity: Wireless or cable
Evo Side Mount Control
- Smart side mount controller with integrated display monitoring real-time motor / battery status, for Spirit / Navy / Pod Evo models.
- Weight: 0.9 kg
- Display: 4.3" Independent Display
- Communication: Wired
- Communication Distance: ≤ 15 m
- Dimensions: 117 x 160.3 x 53.6 mm (Throttle) and 138.5 x 106.9 x 42.5 mm (Display)
Evo Dual Remote Control
- Remote control for twin installation of Spirit / Navy Evo motors. Integrated display monitors real-time status of power and each motor.
- Weight: 2.6 kg / 5.7 lbs
- Display: 4.3" Independent Display
- Communication: Wired
- Communication Distance: ≤ 15 m
- Dimensions: 151.8 x 178 x 159.4 mm (Remote Main Part) and 138.5 x 106.9 x 42.5 mm (Display)
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EPropulsion Evo Throttle Controllers
J
Great controller 
I really like the EVO Wireless throttle control. It was easy to pair with the motor and not having to snake a communications wire through the boat was GREAT!!!!
I mounted it where the solar panel should get plenty of sun to keep the unit charged.
D
Great product!
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EPropulsion Evo Throttle Controllers
J
Navy 3.0
Motor looks and performs very well. It will push a 12ft inflatable at 6.2mph at full throttle with 2 people and minimal gear. The speed to power is exponential..half throttle/watts about 5.5 mph quarter throttle 4.5mph one sixth throttle 4.0 so the summary is at 3000 watts of output you can go 6.2 at 500 watts you can go 4.0. The motor is relatively quiet and you can hold a normal conversation at full throttle. I recommend a high amp hour battery. I have 48v lifepo4 100ah. We traveled 13 miles with varying throttle from 500 to 1500 watts during the day and ended up with about 52% battery remaining. It’s not powerful like a gas motor but that’s not what I was looking for. I need something that can lay on its side in a car that I tow behind rv and put in at different altitudes from sea level to 9500ft and not worry about performance or gasoline spilling.