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Newport NV-Series Thrust Saltwater Transom Mounted Trolling Electric Trolling Motor w/LED Battery Indicator

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Pattern Name: Motor


Style: 55lb Thrust


Features

  • Efficient Power: 55Lb Thrust - This 12V Electric Trolling Motor Provides Excellent Power And Efficiency For Any Boater. The High Quality Build Allows The Motor To Run All Day Long Without Overheating, Or Making Noise To Spook Fish
  • Features: This Motor Features A 30 Inch Shaft, A 5 Led Battery Meter, A 6 Inch Telescoping Tiller Handle, And 3 Blade Propeller. The Mount Angle, Height, And Direction Can All Be Adjusted And Locked Into Place When Needed
  • Speed: This Motor Has 8 Speeds, 5 Forward And 3 Reverse. The Motor Is Designed For Trolling, So The Top Speed Of This Motor Is About 4Mph, But Depends On Your Boat Shape, Weight, Water, Wind, And Other Factors. Our 3 Blade Propeller Gives The Motor Great Low End Torque To Get The Boat Moving
  • Battery: The Nv 55Lb Motor Requires One (1) 12V Lead-Acid Deep Cycle Or Lithium Deep Cycle Battery (Battery Not Included), 50Ah Recommended. The Motor Also Includes A 50Amp Circuit Breaker Which Is Recommended At All Times To Protect From Battery Voltage Surges. Max Amp Draw: 52A

Brand: Newport


Item Weight: 23.2 Pounds


Color: Black


Material: Aluminum


Engine Type: electric


Brand: ‎Newport


Item Weight: ‎23.2 Pounds


Color: ‎Black


Material: ‎Aluminum


Engine Type: ‎electric


Operation Mode: ‎Electric


Recommended Uses For Product: ‎For Salt Water


Voltage: ‎12 Volts


Mounting Type: ‎Transom Mount


Fuel Type: ‎electric


Maximum Horsepower: ‎0.83 Horsepower


Product Dimensions: ‎7"D x 21"W x 47"H


Manufacturer: ‎Newport Vessels


UPC: ‎744288455748 700987987577


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎77


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎45.2 x 20 x 6.7 inches


Package Weight: ‎11.02 Kilograms


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎47 x 21 x 7 inches


Brand Name: ‎Newport


Country of Origin: ‎China


Warranty Description: ‎2 year manufacturer


Model Name: ‎Newport NV-Series 55lb Thrust Electric Trolling Motor


Number of Items: ‎1


Part Number: ‎23M1000203


Style: ‎55lb Thrust


Included Components: ‎Trolling Motor


Size: ‎30" Shaft


Date First Available: September 4, 2013


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    • 86LB thrust (2025 update long story short I love this motor!)
Pattern Name: Motor Style: 86lb Thrust
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The media could not be loaded. UPDATED PICTURES AND REVIEW AFTER 100 fishing trips. 3/24/2025. I will leave my original review but add too it. I still like the motor. Very fast(3.5mph by itself). It absolutely still serves its purpose. Never any issues with 500+ hrs between my dad and I. Only issues are -battery indicator on top is worthless. THE FIX- Just make sure your battery’s are charged and do not risk it(recommend Noco onboard charger 10x3). -there is no creeping going up the bank, even first gear is 2+ mph and I’m being picky but a little loud. THE FIX- I have enjoyed using this motor to help get us to the other side of lake first thing in morning then use front motor to creep up banks. I don’t mean to exaggerate the noise, not bad but noticeable. -Vibration. It’s not terrible but the handle definitely wobbles/vibrates at top speed but it is worth it for extra speed vs 55/62lb options. I can only get 2.5mph out of the front 55lb thrust minkota edge($100 on marketplace).THE FIX- I have not attempted to play with mitigating the vibration. Also not a big deal just being transparent with issues that are frustrating (even if only make you mad a little lol) Next upgrade for me is new lithium batteries to drop some weight. Still rocking 3 27 size 100ah+ ($100 each) from Walmart. 2 for rear motor. 1 for front motor and electronics. It’s been GREAT! This setup got my and pops fishing on my small budget. Grateful for that. Lots of fish caught and even more memories made. You all can imagine your typical 35yr old son and 70year old dad fishing. LOL Hope this helps. Buy the motor. I would again. I’ll be looking at the nt300 down the road for a jon boat build! 6/1/2024 Disclaimer!!!!!! I have only used the Newport motor once so I can’t give feedback on long term yet but I’ll update back over time if things change. I’m no expert at all but I have had maybe 10 trolling motors over the years and can compare speed-vibration-battery life-ergonomics-etc from them to it. Overall yes I am happy with it and will NOT be returning it. It’s very nice with only one major flaw. First gear is way too aggressive. This new newport 86lb is faster in first gear than my 40lb at full power. Creeping ultra quietly down the bank is not easy anymore. I WANT TO GIVE NEGATIVE FEEDBACK FIRST. Only one issue so far, first gear is super aggressive. It’s not bad enough for me to return, just something to note. First gear, the slowest option is 2.5mph. For example my 40lb first gear is maybe little over half of a mph. So an immediate 2.5mph is very jerky, so if you are moving on small ponds just get the 62lb that runs 12v. If you are fishing bigger reservoirs or state parks, etc get this 86lb. I covered so much more water today now that I’m moving double the speed. I wish it was possible to have a slower first gear to creep from spot to spot. It’s much more aggressive than I would like first gear to be. IF the guy upfront is standing you better let him know before you turn the motor on. It’s funny with my buddy in his 30s, but my dad in his 70s is going to have a balance problem if he is standing LOL. Creeping ultra quietly down the bank is not possible. Reverse is perfect! Very powerful too. With this new 86lb I’m now able to get over 4mph while using both motors even with weight of 3 big batteries and 2 180-200lb guys and our rods, the front motor and battery/etc. The motor seems very nice quality, reminds me of minn kota. I would rank this quality higher feel than my motorguides (r3 ) but lower than min kotas. The lever clicks are very solid, like I like my adjustments on an optic. I want to hear and feel the change. I ran it all day today and the battery light only went down 3 bar! Nothing got hot either. INCLUDES THE CABLE YOU NEED TO RIN 24v! I took a picture of wiring and batteries to help others get setup. Super simple To run the 24v needed. I picked up 2 deep cycle marine batteries (pictured) at Walmart for $100 each. They are both 100+ah batteries. This 86lb came with the cable to run from one batteries positive, to the other batteries negative. Then you hook the motor up wires to the open positive and negative posts. Battery voltage indicator is such a nice feature. I will reply back to tell you how accurate it is. UPDATE NOT ACCURATE! Vibration seemed normal. Nothing to crazy. I was able to turn on full speed and it stayed straight with my hand even off it. Big bonus for that when you need to cover a lot of water it’s nice to take your hand off for a second. This Newport 86lb motor seems to only weigh slightly more than a normal 55lb troller. Also a win. Easy to take on and off boat if you need to. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2024 by ML ML
    • Very Nice
Pattern Name: Motor Style: 62lb Thrust
Just got the trolling motor yesterday and tried it out today. Works fantastic. As a kicker motor for trolling motor only lakes, it moves my 17' boat easily. Seems very well made, too.
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2025 by Greg S.
    • Trolling Motor
Pattern Name: Motor Style: 62lb Thrust
Great motor. Using it in fresh water. Good power, have yet to run down a battery. Good product.
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2025 by Diana Mickelsen
    • Good Value/Good Performance
Pattern Name: Motor Style: 55lb Thrust
Purchased this 55 Lb. thrust trolling motor to replace a MK brand that was no longer working after many years of service. Was stunned at the current replacement cost of a new MK so ordered this Newport Vessels brand. It is being used on a 12 foot alum. wide-transom canoe with a Group 24 deep cycle battery. Used it 2 times so far. Once on a tidal river and then a lake. (2 passengers). It performed very well and never lacked for speed even when up against head winds and tidal currents. It was used at speeds 2 and 3 for the most part with occasional bursts in 4 and 5. In speeds 1-3 it's a trolling motor, at 4 it's cruising and at 5 it becomes more like an outboard motor! She flies! Fairly quiet, but gets a bit louder as the speeds go up. Motor runs well but not as smooth and refined as the MK did. Seems to use a little more power than the MK, but the MK had slow- start and maximizer circuitry. Battery was down to about 65% after just under 2 hours but that was fighting winds and opposing current about 1/2 the time. Never felt any reduction in speed/power. Don't count on the built-in LED battery indicator as it was still showing 4 out of 5 lights. Overall, a decent motor and a good value. Can't comment on durability/reliability just yet until it sees more use. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2023 by RickyBoy
    • Strong motor
Pattern Name: Motor Style: 86lb Thrust
I’ve had this trolling motor for about two years and it’s very powerful for my little 16 foot aluminum Lowe. Due to my own ignorance I didn’t realize when I bought it that I would need 2 separate 12V batteries instead of one. You can run it off of one 12 V battery, but it will not even reach near the motors capacity. No complaints on its performance. If you have a smaller boat like I have, you may want to consider a 12 V trolling motor so you don’t have to deal with two batteries as weight can be a concern. When fully charged I can get about 2 1/2 mph out of her. Really I bought it as having a back up motor in case I break down but eventually I think I’ll just downgrade to a 12 V. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2024 by Jamie Barnett
    • Cost Effective Saltwater Motor
Pattern Name: Motor Style: 46lb Thrust
I have this on a twelve-foot Lowe's Jon boat. This is my impression after one use - not anything long term. The motor pushed me very easily against the current of the St Johns river, which flows about 3-4 MPH. It has multiple speeds for forward and reverse. I used it on the transom for the one trip. It is a 12V unit, so one deep cycle battery is all that's needed. The motor has a LED readout on the top to monitor the level of the battery. It's useful to see where the battery status is for obvious reasons, but also for keeping the battery healthy by not discharging it too much. The wiring has an inline circuit breaker on the positive lead that can be reset if tripped. The wiring is a little too short in my opinion and should have eyelet ends, not the split/fork style ends. I can fix that by installing extra wire with the right sized battery terminal clamps. My goal is to turn the top/head unit around and use the motor on the bow/front of the Jon boat. I have not done that yet but I have inspected the head and it looks exactly like the one in the Youtube video where the person turned the head around. Why? Because I want bow mount performance at transom mount cost - if that makes sense. The bow mount motors are higher cost due to more hardware, controls, etc. At this price point I have plenty of power where I want it. I would recommend this unit based on my experience so far. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2024 by Dangerboy

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