See full version: Minn kota endura max vs c2
A traditional "Speed Coil" TM is like driving a a stick shift with the gas pedal floored and controlling the speed using the brakes. The main drive coil is energized as soon as the motor is powered. In addition, there are multiple speed coils that are energized in different groups to give you the 1-5 speeds (At 5, no speed coils are engergized, at 1 they are all energized)
If you noticed Bowhunter's conversion article in the past few days, what he has done is taken the speed coils out of the system and added a digital control in-line with the main drive coil. [links]
The digital control varies the amount of power sent to the main coil, and no speed coils are used. [links]
All models of the Endura Max comes with the Minn Kota Power Prop. This is a classic two blade design prop designed to work through light to medium underwater growth.
The mounting bracket along with the control head is also made from a high impact resistant composite material. It’s tough but lightweight and will resist flexing, warping, and UV damage over time. [links]
There are a few different models of the Minn Kota Endura Max trolling motor line. All of the models come with the same mounting bracket, Power Prop, and battery meter. The only difference is going to be in the amount of max thrust as well as the shaft length. more
In this article, we will take an in-depth look at the Minn Kota Endura Max trolling motor. We will break down the model options, features, and how it all translates to performance on the water.
Winner: Traxxis, because the Tilt/Extend Tiller can tilt up to 45 degrees here
Winner: Traxxis, because they have unique features that give you better versatility and control
This is the perfect fit for casual anglers or boaters looking for extended travel around a large body of water.
Winner: Traxxis, since it gives you the option to power heavier boats [links]
The Traxxis has a Tilt/Extend Tiller that provides greater versatility and control when you’re navigating your boat. more
You might be wondering, what’s the importance of all these options?
In contrast, the Max has fewer power options to choose from. They offer the motor in 12v (40lbs), 12v (45lbs), 12v (50lbs) and 12v (55lbs).
The difference is big between the C2 and the Max. However, for casual boaters with small watercraft, having a shorter shaft length does save them money. more