Motorguide Wireless Remote Foot Pedal on 2040-parts.com
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MotorGuide Wireless Remote Foot Pedal For
use with all Wireless Series trolling motors. Wireless freedom is what
MotorGuide's exclusive high-frequency Wireless Foot Pedal is all about.
It's the easiest-to-use, most functional foot-control device ever
designed for a trolling motor. On/off, right/left and faster/slower
wireless motor commands make it a cinch to master for novice and expert
alike. You now have simple, fast, and precise wireless boat positioning
from anywhere on the deck with a low-profile foot pedal. Use it sitting
or standing. new battery
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