Minn Kota i-Pilot Link

I forgot my I-pilot link but was able to download and use this app to control my Minn Kota Terrova trolling motor. Blue tooth drops unexpectedly which could be trouble in a current. The prop stop button is way to big and is a hair trigger, super inconvenient to be navigating and suddenly turn off the prop. Would use again if I had too but hopefully won’t forget my controller again.

Would be nice if it had a deploy/stow feature and a trim up/down feature.

My phone is connected to the motor but the app cannot find motor! What gives??

After the last update my phone will show a Bluetooth connection to the motor but the app doesn’t recognize a connection.

Connected my motor to my phone via bluetooth. Shows connected but none of the buttons work. Disconnected, reconnected and same thing.

It paired but then all I could do was “forget this device”.

For the Ulterra owners, this app is useless because there it doesn’t have a “deploy/stow” button. A back-up to the remote would be nice.

You have an app - great. Why not allow the app to pull over a MIRROR VIEW of my Solix screen that is fixed on a 24’ boats center console. Humminbird has great features but you miss such a simple capability.

Love this app works awesome. I wish developers would add a deploy and stow mode for ulterra.

This app is useless considering all the things the iPilot Link is supposed to do. It doesn’t integrate with the FishSmart App. It won’t let you create iTracks or perform any of the ‘real’ functions of the gigantic iPilot Link remote. If you have Bluetooth connected between your phone and the trolling motor, your phone will no longer function as a phone. You can make and answer phone calls but you won’t be able to hear each other. I’ve tried suggesting Siri voice control functions and other enhancements but my emails to MinnKota have been ignored. A “thanks for your input” might have been nice but... During the hours I spend on hold with their support people (who are all very nice), I listening to the pre-recorded marketing schpiel telling us how awesome their products are. People who own and use the already know their software offerings are buggy and/or useless.