I need to have a container on my kayak to put my battery in for my depth finder, Would this work? i would have to drill a hole into it for the cables
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you would need water tight fittings around the hole. I would shop at a electrical store or marine store for the fittings. I worked with electrical and electronic cabling and this is what we used when running a cable to a electrical box.
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It should if he size is right. I hike alot and store my water filter and steri pen in it with 4 extra lithium batteries and still have a little room. The gasket is excellent as well, it seals water tight. If u cut a hole through it I'd silicone where the cords go through and it should be perfect. Hope this helps!
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I would say, it is pretty water proof I keep all my ammo in it. Just make sure the hole is as close to the diameter of the wire as possible.
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I used this for my Droid Max while kayaking. I purchased a waterproof case that had the required hole in it that allowed me to insert the string through then loop back into a slip knot. If you check out 148apps.com & search Jeff Scott February 19, 2014, you'll find a way to add your own holes to your case. Good luck!
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It will fit in the battery tray but you may need to find a different way of holding it down.
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I'd recommend the MinnKota Trolling Motor Battery Box. It has everything you'll need for easy hook up, both from an accessory and battery standpoint. Great product that I've used for about five years now in my bass boat.
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Sorry,but you need a mount of some kind. If you're at all handy,you can make one. I made them for my kayaks but they all mountbehind the cockpits. Blow up a pic of one and copy it. .....Bill
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I used these on several accessories on my kayak. Only items with a thin base held. I used stainless steel bolts to attach my rod holder. If you can reach thru the hatch, that will be a better solution.
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Yes, it would work as an anti-theft device. It needs to be turned to the ON position to connect the battery to the boat, so it is a second key, independent to the ignition switch.
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I believe so. This was a gift for my father and he hooks it up to 2 batteries at once. For some reason he has not permanently mounted it to his boat...which was actually the main reason I purchased it for him. Seems to work well, he has had no problems with it. Depending on location of batteries, you may need to purchase extensions to reach both. On his boat one battery is in the back and the other is in the front.
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Yes it it, I use it for my fish finder on my kayak. After about a week of use I charge it and use it again
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There is no pressure from the caddy to hold the batteries in position. i.e. This caddy would need to be horizontal or require a self-made non-conductive cover for use in a trailer or RV.
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I'm sorry but I'm unable to answer your question, I purchased this product to splice in a new bow light & depth/fish finder to my boat witch is connected to a fuse box that's connected to a 12V Marine Battery!! Try contacting the seller of the 20ga 25' Red/Black Hookup Wire 12V DC, I would imagine they would be able to supply the answer to your question!!!
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If you use any battery larger than the one included, don't use in water. The hull will split open where the tape holds it due to the larger size of the battery. Water will ruin your electronics.
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Might be tight it's about a 1/4" use a 1 3/4" to wrap it with You'll have a little play in there but the lights have a good rubber coating around them. I use a underwater led fishing light don't know how this will work compared to one that's already made for it. Good luck it might work just don't how u will make it sink besides connections corroding etc.
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I don't use it on a boat (I use it for my solar panel) and I don't have a box to inclose the battery, so I don't know what is the best size for this battery.
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You should have cables with clips on your trolling motor that will connect to the battery.
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I'm using this with a fish finder on my kayak . It works great and holds a charge for a long time. Just make sure you put an inline fuse before the fish finder. I would highly recommend this battery. Hope this helps.
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It would not be difficult. There is lots of room in the hull to store your battery box and LEDs. But you will have to drill out the port holes. The model comes with circle indents for port windows as a guide. A drill, a small bit and about 15-20 min will do the trick.