Minn Kota RT PD 55/48/Ip BT

Riptide PowerDrive has been counted on for years by saltwater anglers who want reliable performance with smart boat control features. And with a tough, sleek mount and an arsenal of reliable innovations, it's not tough to see why. Nobody outworks a Riptide.i-Pilot GPS Trolling System: The most-trusted GPS system in fishing. i-Pilot uses GPS to control your trolling motor with incredible features that keep you on the fish. Set Spot-Locks, record paths, control speed and steering, and more. i-Pilot makes boat positioning and control automatic, and you can take command from its easy-to-read large LCD screen. Automatically navigate your boat in any direction you choose. Just point the head of your trolling motor in the direction you want to travel, activate AutoPilot, and your trolling motor will keep you on that heading automatically, even correcting for wind, waves and current. Press a button to get an instant "stage of charge" reading. With swept-back flared blades to power through anything without battery-draining chopping and hacking, the Weedless Wedge 2 is one of the most trusted props in fishing. Control i-Pilot directly from your Apple or Android device with the Minn Kota mobile app. You get quick command of speed, steering, Spot-Lock and Advanced AutoPilot - plus the ability to update i-Pilot software. Every Minn Kota lower unit runs cool to extend trolling motor life, and stays quiet. Indestructible Composite Shaft - Guaranteed for Life: At the core of your Minn Kota trolling motor is an indestructable composite shaft. Spot-Lock: Just press a button, and Spot-Lock will hold you in place with unparalleled GPS accuracy. Deploy-Assist Lever: Get in and out of the water easily. Advanced Corrosion Protection: Riptide motor lower unit housings are grit-blasted, then coated in aluminum to prevent oxidization and rust. Digital Maximizer: Provides up to 5 times longer run time on a single battery charge. Foot Pedal not included with this model. Saltwater compatible bow-mount trolling motor