PWM and Wireless Control
Throttle by signal instead of by hand — PWM as standard on the R platform, and as an option across three other platforms.
The Situation This Answers
The throttle command comes from a controller, a transmitter or another system rather than from an operator's hand.
Four Steps From Boat to Specification
Start with the R platform
R100, R150 and R200 at 80 LB, 100 LB and 120 LB, on an engine mount.
Or specify the option elsewhere
PWM signal control, or PWM with wireless control, is available for the N, S, W and E platforms at the same three ratings.
Confirm your PWM range
Send the controller's output range with the enquiry.
Add a kill switch if the craft is unmanned
The external controller box offers a kill switch as an optional function.
What This Configuration Is Built From
R Platform Brushless Electric Boat Motor
Three models built for signal control rather than a mechanical throttle — PWM in, thrust out,…
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External Controller Box
Moves the controller out of the motor housing and raises maximum amp by 25% over the internal…
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S Platform Brushless Electric Boat Motor for DIY
The drive on its own: five thrust ratings, four shaft lengths and no fixed mounting, so the…
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Questions About PWM and Wireless Control
Is PWM available above 120 LB?
Can I have both PWM and wireless?
Does the standard motor use PWM?
Specify this configuration
Tell Jane the boat and the control you want and she will confirm the platform, the thrust rating and the parts list.