09-15-2016, 07:46 PM
Gonna make the plunge soon and get an iPilot for the family 
. I have been looking around and interested in the saltwater version, Riptide ST. Probably 36V sice I may use it in saltwater later on. 36V since I have the room for 3 batteries under my CC and since P=I*V, I figure if the amount of force to push the boat a particular speed is the same whether you have 12V, 24V or 36V then by necessity current would have to decrease with a voltage increase, i.e. balancing the equation.
If you were to do it again what iPilot would you have gotten instead of the one you currently have?
Any mounting considerations as to mounting port or starboard?
Any onboard charger advice while we're here?
Regrets on anything else about the iPilot you have?
Thank you,
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. I have been looking around and interested in the saltwater version, Riptide ST. Probably 36V sice I may use it in saltwater later on. 36V since I have the room for 3 batteries under my CC and since P=I*V, I figure if the amount of force to push the boat a particular speed is the same whether you have 12V, 24V or 36V then by necessity current would have to decrease with a voltage increase, i.e. balancing the equation. If you were to do it again what iPilot would you have gotten instead of the one you currently have?
Any mounting considerations as to mounting port or starboard?
Any onboard charger advice while we're here?
Regrets on anything else about the iPilot you have?
Thank you,
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