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I have an evolve kit.
I have installed it in my Revo on the rudder mount system - sensible given the size of the boat as i want to use it with the mirage.

I have a second wiring kit and have installed all the parts in our Ti for a Mirage mount.
Keeping changing the mounting method of the motor from rudder to drive mount is not easy and probably not a good idea as you have to use thread lock and nylock nuts which only work once.

I want to buy a second motor unit only. I dont need a full kit obviously.
So far I have drawn a blank on this

can you point me in the right direction to get one please.

thanks in advance

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Question also raised direct with Hobie by email

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Set up for drive well use... no battery, cables, rudder fittings.

Rough guess based on USD / Pricing effective today 1-18-2013. These are the pricey parts involved.

72022030 EVOLVE v2 MOTOR KIT - K 2,059.00
(Less the following)
72022031 EVLOVE v2 CABLE KIT (2ND HULL) 175.00
72022131 EVOLVE v2 BATTERY 720.00
72022132 EVOLVE v2 - BATTERY CHARGER 72.00

$1,092.00

Maybe a bit less. If you really are interested, Contact your dealer and I can set that up. Will require a new sku to remove the other un-needed parts.

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Matt Miller
Director of Parts and Accessory Sales
Hobie Cat USA

Brilliant. Thank you so much for the reply.
I will ask our hobie chaps here in the uk to sort an order out.

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Matt

Thanks for sorting out the order it is winging its way to me as we speak.

One more question.

I note that the manual says to store the battery half charged. I quite often charge up for a trip out and then find it does not go ahead.

Is this doing my battery any harm and is there anything i should do about it?

Cc

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Here is their recommendation direct from the Torqeedo site:



So, maybe stick the motor in fresh water and run it down a bit, but heat seems to be the issue there.

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Matt Miller
Director of Parts and Accessory Sales
Hobie Cat USA