P1000m5 WARN Hub Bluetooth Receiver and App

[TxDoc]

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[Cuoutdoors]

I installed that with my new vrx winch. It works great. BT connects right away with no issues and there is no lag in the controls.

 

[Pilotadam]

I have it on my Axom winch and it is really good about feedback on the winch. Jt tells you how hardnit is working and how hot it is to lrvent damage. Sorry the picture is not great but you get the idea. I just wish they had a bluetooth hand control to go with it. I am not a big fan of using my 1000 phone in the mud and rocks

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[Worse1]

Love the concept but I dont think those receivers will last. Heat will kill that electrical board eventually. Just stick to the wired remote. My 2cents ✌🏻😎

 

[rickoshea]

i have a question? is it practical to use this anywhere else but in dry conditions?whenever i have to winch i'm usually up to my knees/elbows in water/mud.not really conducive to cell phone longevity.$50 on Amazon gets you a wireless remote kit that will withstand muck/water.

 

[Pilotadam]

I agree that is my concern with the system. I have it installed on my Tablet that is mounted with my GPS and use it to monitor the heat and load on the winch.

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[Cuoutdoors]

Love the concept but I dont think those receivers will last. Heat will kill that electrical board eventually. Just stick to the wired remote. My 2cents ✌🏻😎

Lol Heat from what? This line of thinking always cracks me up. People opt out of things that could make their life exponentially easier because some day in the very distant future they might have to fix it. I would argue the wired remote is probably more prone to failure/damage.

 

[Cuoutdoors]

i have a question? is it practical to use this anywhere else but in dry conditions?whenever i have to winch i'm usually up to my knees/elbows in water/mud.not really conducive to cell phone longevity.$50 on Amazon gets you a wireless remote kit that will withstand muck/water.

I've used the warn wireless remote for over 10 years and it has always been great. Not 1 single issue. My guy talked me into trying the Bluetooth phone version. Not sure if its a great idea but we'll see how it goes. Hopefully my phone survives. Most winching is due to obstacles and not mud. One benefit is It does have a longer range.

 

[Wisco-Tango]

I installed that with my new vrx winch. It works great. BT connects right away with no issues and there is no lag in the controls.

Hey @Cuoutdoors, did you piggy back the connections for the hub on the existing contactor connections from the switch to control the winch? Warn instructions show it connected to the contactor like it is the only control point. I've got the factory installed winch and thought about adding remote connectivity to the switch controls on the machine.

Thanks.

 

[aucivil]

Got the Warn Hub connected to the 1000-5 Trail. Very limited testing but impressed thus far. Was worried about the response time but it's been immediate.

 

[bumperm]

It got my attention, as there's a version that will monitor how hot the winch is, so you can better avoid damage. Unfortunately, the Warn Hub doesn't look like it provides that function on the 4.5 VRX Honda used on the '21 SE, so it would basically be an overly complicated wireless remote and I installed a simple wireless remote for $25 and no need to use a phone app.

 

[TxDoc]

The Hub P/N: 103950 for the VRX and the other powersport winches. It is good to note that with the hub receiver you are only able to see line tension and motor temp. on the AXON unit. All other units will only show battery voltage.

The version for the larger winches will show battery voltage, too.

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