Will this engine charge a battery for running lights? I think I am asking if it has a stator.
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if it uses a battery to start and has other things like headlights< will the engine have a generator or alternator to keep the battery charged?
286377
Yes it has a charge wire and a headlamp wire but keep in mind both are 12 volts
286378
Not 100% sure but I know the yellow and white wire are for lights or electric start all I know is I don't have to use them
286379
It will run a light at 12 volts. Not sure about the charging deal. I would assume so. And yes it has a stator
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Yes it charges when the motorcycles running. I've really been enjoying mine.
1348225
There should be two wires coming out of the battery and one plugs in to the motor and one is for charging I think the white one is for charging and the other one is to plug into the engine so make sure you have the right wire plugged in otherwise I wouldn't I don't know
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No the vehicle does not need to be running. This unit can be wired to a charged 12V battery. The battery wired to the unit provides the power.
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this is a 12 volt DC fan. it will run as long as it has electricity from your cigarette lighter or another 12 volt source. The vehicle motor does not need to be running
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No sir, this is not that kind of a power supply. But, you Can buy battery chargers, (a type of power supply), that will start automobiles. Just search for 'Battery Chargers' in Automotive.
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IDK. It doesn't say, but it worked fine for the 10 days I used it. My stator was burnt up so I took this battery out and am still using the stock battery.
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Yes, it has a set of two 12Volts connections. One is specifically marked to be connected to the starting battery. The owner's manual says it IS ignition protected, and I assume the ignition protected extension is the starting battery one. Anyway, before starting the motor I allways disconect the 110Volt supply cable so as not to short the charger. Starting motors amount to a brief short circuit to the batteries, and I dont want to transfer that to the charger, protected or not. Regards
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No house charge but you can just plug it in to 12v system and it charges without engine running
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I'm sure that would work. Buy a small 12-volt battery (motorcycle battery should work) and wire it so that you can remove the positive and negative leads from the battery when not in use. Good luck to you.
816760
Not a charger just a switch and semi-brain. Must buy a charger to charge or run engine to charge.
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No, but it had to have a charged battery. Just turn the ignition key to the Accessory position to bring power to the "lighter" socket.
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No, I don't think this battery is really suited for that purpose. It has plenty of cranking amps available for starting engines, but not long time deep discharge capabilities that a trolling motor would demand of it.
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No, it requires power from the boat's battery. It is a very easy job to wire it in, and judging by the size of the wire, it draws very little power. It is also a long wire to run where you need it.
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No it doesn't. Your vehicle needs to be running to charge the battery. You may use it with your vehicle off but not for too long
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No, unfortunately with the research I've done there isn't a DIRECT replacement for this bulb other than Honda OEM. However, there is a similar bulb that COULD be used but is of a higher wattage. While this will certainly mean a brighter light, it also means a greater draw to your charging system which could cause your stator to wear out prematurely. Your stock bulb is a Stanley 25 watt bulb (OEM part# 34901-066-003) and the PIAA counterpart is a 35 watt bulb (bulb# H6M) and SHOULD swap right in without issue. I would definitely check with your trusted dealer service center (not the parts counter) for their input on this but an 10 extra watts isn't much to add so your stator should be fine unless you're running multiple accessories at the same time. Hope this helps and it all works out for you! Ethan Hampton
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As it runs, it charges the battery as an automotive engine would. However, I bought an inexpensive "float" charger that I keep in the battery at all times. Do not confuse with "trickle" charger, which can harm the battery. The "float" charger keeps the batter charged, and shuts off when it's no longer needed. The "trickle" constantly charges, and overcharges the battery. They're about $5.00 at Harbor Freight. Hope this helps.