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Xi5 speed #13861530 01/26/21 12:12 PM
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When I move from waypoint to waypoint the xi5 runs at WOT, full speed ahead. Is there any kind of gain or control setting to cut this back to about 75%? It over shoots, even after it throttles back when getting close. Especially when waypoints are further apart. Then it runs at WOT trying to get back to the waypoint it overshot.
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Re: Xi5 speed [Re: RODS454] #13861636 01/26/21 02:08 PM
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what speed was it at before the move?


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Once it starts moving you can adjust the speed down from the remote, foot pedal, or graph if you have it connected to one.

Re: Xi5 speed [Re: RODS454] #13861852 01/26/21 04:06 PM
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Moving from spot lock or just moving slow it goes WOT.
The remote will NOT slow it down.


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Re: Xi5 speed [Re: RODS454] #13862612 01/27/21 12:52 AM
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Mine runs at last speed setting used when I use jog, run a stored route or go to waypoint.

Does your remote work ok otherwise? Only goes WOT when navigating to a waypoint from your lowrance?

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Works fine other than that. If I use any of the other features I can control the speed.


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I have found that mine works best if I get pretty close to the waypoint before hitting the anchor button. at times it will start " acting crazy "
I disengage and re enter the anchor point. Or If I am close , just hit the anchor button on the remote. With Live scope , I can jog to
the right spot very easy.

good luck

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PS you may want to recalibrate the compass



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Re: Xi5 speed [Re: Mo] #13863933 01/28/21 12:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Mo
I have found that mine works best if I get pretty close to the waypoint before hitting the anchor button. at times it will start " acting crazy "
I disengage and re enter the anchor point. Or If I am close , just hit the anchor button on the remote. With Live scope , I can jog to
the right spot very easy.

good luck

Mo

PS you may want to recalibrate the compass




That’s kinda what I’ve resorted to. I was just hoping there was a setting to change. I’d like to be able to do other things while I move, not babysitting a $1500 trolling motor!
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