Trolling motor batteries - General Discussion Forum - In-Depth …
网页2016年3月8日 · I must confess in the past I have used my old trolling motor very little and therefor did not charge the batteries very often at all. With the new trolling motor I also got a good on board charger and will use and charge the batteries often. Steve Root. South St. Paul, MN. Posts: 5589.
1-24v or 2-12v lithium batteries - In-Depth Outdoors
网页2024年2月6日 · I have an Amped 24v trolling motor battery with Amped 24v charger. I also debated going with 2-12v in series and went with the 24v strictly off recommendation from Amped. I would contact them to chat about it, they were very responsive for me. The positives are efficiency, smaller footprint, only having 1 battery to maintain, etc.
Trolling Motor Battery Rigging - Outdoor Gear Forum - In-Depth …
网页2004年4月12日 · This involves buying two new batteries, but they will be “matched”. I would rig this up as a series totem pole like the first option. 3. Keep the cranking battery and 12V side of the house as is and buy a bank of two deep cycle batteries and wire the trolling motor separately. Independent 12V and 24V power busses.
Powering Helix 9 to battery for first time. Need help please!
网页2020年4月14日 · On one end, add a ring terminal to go to the positive post of your battery, on the other end add #10 wire to reach the Helix harness. The fuse should be placed within 12″ of the battery. For the negative-side, black #10 with a ring terminal at the battery end, spliced to your Helix leads at the other.
Trolling motor + LiFePO 4 battery questions - In-Depth Outdoors
网页2022年1月20日 · Last year, I powered my kayak with a 34lb thrust, 5-speed trolling motor running on a 12v 55ah LiFePO 4 battery. I could be out for ~6 hours trolling at various speeds throughout the day, over distances of 8+ miles on flat water. I never once ran out of battery power, but on numerous occasions, I believe I was right on the edge based on the ...
Charging trolling motor batteries with solar panles?
网页2023年2月2日 · Maybe you don’t have room for separate batteries, but if you do, I’d dedicate one as a cranking battery and use that for your outboard starter, electronics, pumps, lights, etc and then dedicate a deep cycle for your trolling motor. If you use the same battery, there is a risk of running the battery too low to restart the outboard.
Group 27 vs 31 batteries for 24V trolling motor
网页2021年3月20日 · I run size 29 batteries and never run out of juice on a 36v trolling motor (pushing a 19′ glass boat) I wouldn’t hesitate to drop down to 27’s if they were significantly cheaper or if my battery trays didn’t fit a bigger battery. Think I paid roughly $100/ battery and didn’t see much savings going with a smaller size 27.
Trolling Motor Battery Location - In-Depth Outdoors
网页2005年7月8日 · My 12v trolling motor battery is located in the front of the boat. I have room for the battery in the back of the boat and going to be hooking up a 2 bank onboard charger to the trolling and cranking battery. The marine place I bought the boat from said I would lose performance by moving the battery to the back because of weight.
Connecting dual bank charger to 24V trolling motor
网页2013年6月24日 · My Cabelas is a 3 bank charger. You have to connect a set of charge leads to each battery in your 24 volt bank. 12 volts to each battery, just like if they were 2 individual 12 volt systems. If I’m not mistaken, Cabelas chargers are made by Promariner. They look almost identical. Thanks, that’s how I have it wired, just wanted to make sure.
Boat electronics wiring - General Discussion Forum - In-Depth …
网页2016年8月15日 · Electronics should be run off the starting battery because the power draw and “run dead” tendencies of the trolling motor batteries produce lots of problems for sensitive electronics like depth finders and GPS. But even more important is HOW electronics are connected to the battery. 1.