what is the power of the fishfinder? Do you sell battery?
294817
It requires a 12v battery. 12v 8ah SLA is good enough. You have to buy it separately.
294818
It requires any 12 volt battery. I just hook it up to my starter battery or trolling motor battery.If you don't use either of these, small 12 volt batteries for depth finders are available, at most sporting good stores .
2000715
Yes would work great I power mine with a 12v car battery all night when out fishing , the light must , must be in the water or it will get to hot and burn out quickly
1757213
don't really know. I have an average size battery, fish for 2-3 hours, have never run down the battery.
1785932
Dave I have a lowarance fish finder and I use this little battery all day without a major drop in its charge!! I use a couple of alligator clips like those used on a circuit tester, they do not get over heated and I do not use any type fuses. You can probably check the manuals on your equipment to see what size fuse, maybe a fuse say 10 amps should be just fine. I have charged and re-charged this little battery many times and still performs perfect. butch
91528
I have fished all day on a a big lake on a windy day with one battery charge. I recommend an Optima battery. Have fun!
1287215
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.
1789566
Hello, I bought the fishfinder in December and have not had a chance to use it yet so I cannot answer your question. Sorry
986210
Mine was ready to go right out of the box and powered my fish finder for 5 hours with no problems. I got a quick charger with a charging level moniter from a local discount vendor for $20 that works wonderfully.
761918
I have not used this feature yet but I would think you should need a gps antenna of some sort. There may be a way to connect your gps fish finder.
2259584
I use mine in my boat to run a acquarium aireator to keep bait alive. lasts several days before the battery needs charging.
1616587
It's the same on mine... I haven't used to much because my boat is being repaired but I can recall I could not find the fish finder function. Please let me know if you manage to make it work.
1011845
Not sure but I googled the question before I bought it and got numbers like 5-7 amp draw maximums. Just returned from Alaska with mine full of fish that stayed hard frozen the whole way. One issue..when not on the road the unit light stays on but the temp rises. When parked I used a jump n carry battery and it was great. The rest of the time it was plugged into a standard power port of 12volts or a 120 outlet. Love it
329787
Not sure what your looking showing battery life 5 hours unless your looking at a portable unit but the standard depth finder is hooked up to a 12 volt power source in the boat.
2175001
Depends how many fishes you have and how many times a day you wont to feed. The batteries I believe three a four months.
363583
Hi Paul, we're not useing a fish finder but the battery is a Marine Ever Start 24ms the selection number is 91 and marine cranking amps is 625, we got it from Wal-Mart.
1523502
I use this for the Hummingbird Fishfinder. This will not hold enough charge for the motor you have in mind. Smaller devices are what this battery was intended.
447203
I would doubt it. The one lead is the power to the fishfinder and the other has an almost mini-coax connection that connects to the transducer output from the minnkota built in transducer.