Specifications
| Brand | VoyaX |
| Model | KA-MSA-128-SH-DG-01 |
| Material | Rotomoulded PE |
| Max Weight Capacity | 580 lb | 263kg |
| Max User Weight | 150kg |
| Hull Weight | 92.6 lb | 42 |
| Hull + Fixtures Weight | 74kg |
| Length | 386cm |
| Width | 94cm |
| Height | 34cm |
| Warranty(on Kayak Body) | 5 Year |
| Warranty (on Kayak Parts) | 3 Month |
| MPN | KA-MSA-128-SH-DG-01 |
FAQ
Q: What is the expected service life of the VoyaX High-Performance Smart Battery (4815-15S1P)?
The VoyaX 48V Smart Battery is specifically engineered for the MOSSA propulsion system and uses durable LiFePOâ‚„ battery technology.
Under standard operating and storage conditions, it is designed to:
- Deliver approximately 2,000–2,500 charge cycles
- Retain around 80% of its original capacity after these cycles
- Provide an estimated 8–10 years of typical service life
LiFePOâ‚„ technology also provides high energy density, significantly lower weight and a much longer lifespan than traditional lead-acid batteries.
Actual battery life will vary depending on usage, charging habits, storage and environmental conditions. One full cycle equals 100% cumulative battery usage—for example, two 50% discharges and recharges equal one full cycle.
Q: How can I safely return to shore if the MOSSA battery runs out of power?
The MOSSA XPDL system includes three layers of backup protection to help you return safely:
- Low Battery Alerts: The system warns you when battery capacity drops to 20% and 10%.
- Ultra-Low Power Mode: At critically low battery levels, non-essential high-power functions shut down automatically. The steering system can remain operational for more than 3 hours, helping you maintain directional control.
- Emergency Backup Operation: If powered steering becomes unavailable, use the emergency locking pin to secure the propeller in the straight-ahead position. You can then continue using manual pedal propulsion, with a paddle assisting with directional control if required.
The emergency locking pin is stored in the centre dry box.
Q: What happens if the XPDL strikes a rock or underwater obstacle while underway?
The XPDL is designed to automatically kick up on impact, helping reduce damage from underwater obstacles. It also includes multiple layers of protection:
- Impact Protection: A protective skeg helps shield the propeller from rocks, logs and other hazards. During a severe impact, the deck-mounted retaining knob is designed as a sacrificial component, breaking first to help absorb impact forces and protect the drive.
- Smart Impact Response: Sensors detect when the XPDL kicks up and automatically cut motor power and re-centre the steering, helping prevent secondary impacts.
- Motor Protection: The system continuously monitors motor load and temperature. If the propeller becomes fouled or overloaded, an on-screen warning appears and the motor automatically shuts down to help prevent overheating or damage.
These built-in safeguards help protect the XPDL during normal operation in a wide range of fishing environments.
