I ran it yesterday for almost 6 hours without an issue... So hopefully no damage lol
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Battery for fish finders
Started by Float down, Jan 10 2014 07:47 AM
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AnglerAnonymous
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Crappie
Posted 14 January 2014 - 03:09 PM
If you need a battery check out royal batteries off signet, I just picked up 2 alarm batteries for 50 bucks taxes in.
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Sunfish
Posted 15 January 2014 - 01:20 PM
I'm just using my MotoMaster booster pack, its a bit heavy (7-8 pounds) but no risks of spilling, has a sturdy handle. and I can run all my gear all day without the batter dying. Always have it around anyways in case my car needs a boost.
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Perch
Posted 15 January 2014 - 04:19 PM
I'm just using my MotoMaster booster pack, its a bit heavy (7-8 pounds) but no risks of spilling, has a sturdy handle. and I can run all my gear all day without the batter dying. Always have it around anyways in case my car needs a boost.
I work for a wast handler and we get them in all the time and I have three batteries at home from them !! They work great !!
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Shiner Minnow
Posted 15 January 2014 - 10:23 PM
Gander Mountain sells 12v SLA 7ah batteries for $15 a pop. If you're making a States run it's worth the stop considering they're double the price here, if you can even find one.. Just picked up 2 of them, one as an extra for my Lowrance Elite 4X and 1 to power my lights and fan in my Clam. They're perfect for me as my light/fan set up is a computer fan and a superbright LED light, ran for 8 hours and battery only dropped down to around 10v. Nice and compact too.
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