Mercury Avatar 7.5 E Electric Motor Review: Winter Boating Made Effortless!
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
- Embark on an extraordinary winter boating expedition with Jared from Stryker Boats as he introduces you to the cutting-edge Mercury Avatar 7.5 E electric motor. In this comprehensive review, we'll dive deep into the nuances of this innovative motor, highlighting its remarkable features and benefits that make it a game-changer in the world of boating.
Timestamps:
00:00 - Unveiling the Mercury Avatar 7.5 E
00:43 - The Advantages of Electric Propulsion
01:33 - A Closer Look at the Motor's Ingenious Features
02:27 - Easy Battery Installation and Interchangeability
03:17 - Effortless Mounting for Your Waterborne Adventures
04:24 - Gliding on the Lake: A Picturesque Winter Boating Experience
05:10 - Battery Life and On-Water Performance Analysis
06:03 - Embracing Serenity: The Whisper-Quiet Electric Motor
06:47 - Pushing the Limits: Top Speed Test and Final Impressions
Whether you're a seasoned boater or new to the water, this review offers an extensive exploration of the Mercury Avatar 7.5 E. Uncover the magic of hassle-free, silent boating in the winter wonderland. Make sure to like, subscribe, and visit our website to get your hands on this incredible motor for your own unforgettable aquatic adventures! - Авто та транспорт
Looks so peaceful and relaxing. So good! Thanks for sharing.
It really is!
Nice video!
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice video. We will be putting one of these on our pontoon boat this spring so we can use it on our lake where gas motors are prohibited. If I had a choice I would stick with gas, but that is not our reality. I don't need to go fast anyway. One thing that people don't account for is the cost of fuel, oil, etc. over the life of a gas outboard. Separate the cost of the electric outboard from the cost of the $1100 battery and now you have a better comparison. No one goes out and pays for $1,100 in fuel and oil when they first buy their small outboard motor, but some will easily over the course of their ownership.
great insights, thanks for sharing ⚓️
@@Mr.Z1776 it’s not an argument. Who said anything about replacing the battery every 3 years?…lol,
Speaking about trolling on a lake, i have a small electric trolling motor but there is no place to put it on the transform ( pro 320 ) how can i fix it on the front, do you guys have recommended product/solution?
for the $3500 did it even come with a battery? a brand new honda 9.9 is roughly $1000 less
Yes it does come with a battery. I don’t think these will be replacing gas outboards anytime soon.
What I do really like about it is it’s incredibly light and easy to use. There’s no gas. There’s no fumes. There’s no oil getting all over your seats or in the back your truck and you hardly have to even consider that you’re carrying an outboard when you’re transporting this around it’s just a piece of equipment that you have that’s incredibly easy to own similar to a cordless drill . There’s no noise and it does everything I need it to do for small trips like this out on the lake. It won’t be for everybody, but there is certainly group of people that will really appreciate having a motor like this. Personally, I will be one of those people and I will also own many gas outboards. if you enjoy technology and you enjoy nice things having one of these in your quiver will allow you to use your boat in a different way. 😎💯⚓️
Cool, but not very practical; at least for me. For $12 I can go a long ways on 4 gallons of fuel, FAST. But if no one buys them, it won't get better.