Quackrstackr
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A 10 amp charge is actually better for extending the life of the battery than a 2 amp trickle charge, for whatever that is worth.
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Waterwings
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Checkout Cabela's on-line catalog for a charger for a 2 battery setup:
https://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/...parentType=index&indexId=cat600056&hasJS=true
Guest model 2611, 10 amps. Reg: $126.99, Sale: $79.99!!!
This is a great deal. I got mine when it was on sale for $99.00, and it's now on sale for $79.00! Better get one before they change the price :wink:
Can't go wrong with a Guest!
https://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/...parentType=index&indexId=cat600056&hasJS=true
Guest model 2611, 10 amps. Reg: $126.99, Sale: $79.99!!!
This is a great deal. I got mine when it was on sale for $99.00, and it's now on sale for $79.00! Better get one before they change the price :wink:
Can't go wrong with a Guest!
Salmon_Slayer_2008_Lund
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I agree, I heard great things about Guest chargers.
I have an onboard Minn Kota MK220 - 30amp charger. 15amps by 2 banks. That takes care of my trolling motor batteries. Would those work with a cranking battery?
I have an onboard Minn Kota MK220 - 30amp charger. 15amps by 2 banks. That takes care of my trolling motor batteries. Would those work with a cranking battery?
Waterwings
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Sure would!
Salmon_Slayer_2008_Lund
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Waterwings said:
Sure would!
Excellent, I am going to check that out.
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