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<blockquote data-quote="guywhofishes" data-source="post: 164222" data-attributes="member: 337">yeah - you won't see me using it in areas with debris/gravel/rocks - I think it can handle some 2 mph collisions with the occasional logsI built it &quot;breakaway&quot; so I can always replace it - I made a stencil and I can cut two or three from a $15 Target brand cutting board.I plan to lock the main motor in place and steer with the trolling motor (and hopefully leave a lot of it up to the xi5 and gateway mapping system).&nbsp; I do that now and it works great but can be a pain since a guy has to oversteer a lot under certain conditions - the huge skeg will minimize battery usage since it relies more on keel/cutting to make turns rather than rely prop propulsion off to the side.I doubt that Skegosaurus will work that well in conjunction with the bagsthe bags are for slowing me down from my current lowest speed of 1.8mph if necessary</blockquote>

[QUOTE="guywhofishes, post: 164222, member: 337"] yeah - you won't see me using it in areas with debris/gravel/rocks - I think it can handle some 2 mph collisions with the occasional logs I built it "breakaway" so I can always replace it - I made a stencil and I can cut two or three from a $15 Target brand cutting board. I plan to lock the main motor in place and steer with the trolling motor (and hopefully leave a lot of it up to the xi5 and gateway mapping system). I do that now and it works great but can be a pain since a guy has to oversteer a lot under certain conditions - the huge skeg will minimize battery usage since it relies more on keel/cutting to make turns rather than rely prop propulsion off to the side. I doubt that Skegosaurus will work that well in conjunction with the bags the bags are for slowing me down from my current lowest speed of 1.8mph if necessary [/QUOTE]

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