can you use this to keep your 12 volt battery for a battery trolling motor
224901
It should, I use mine for my tractor. This is not a lawn tractor it is a full size tractor with a very large 12 volt battery in it. Prior to hooking this charger to it the battery would slowly drain over several months from non-use. Since I've added the solar panel I've never had a dead battery. It should keep a charge on the trolling motor battery, but it may not be a full charge. It should keep you from having to completely charge the battery after sitting for long periods.
224902
You can, but its a slower charger so you would need to leave it on all the time but it will work
224903
The slow solar chargers will help keep a battery charged but will not be dependable to bring up a discharged battery or keep up with a slow drain on the battery. These chargers only put out fractions of an ampere.
224904
This panel would be like a trickle charger to maintain your battery between charges.
1143600
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.
338531
no just use 1 12 volt battery if you have a 48 volt system or 2 6 volts if you have a 36 volt sys.
1066579
If it's a 12volt I assume. Chances are you would just have to use the old wire mounts from the old battery. Check out YouTube for an idea how. You would need a 30amp breaker connection most likely
1968754
Yes if you wire the batteries in series so that total output is 12v. Probably looking at a couple hours if your lucky. I'd put a motorcycle battery in if I were you. Would be about the same size as 2 6v batteries.
1876591
Don't Do It. The motor is a 12 volt NOT 24 v and I'd expect you'd damage it. Now, if you put the batteries in Parallel ( + to + to + motor terminal and - to - to - terminal on the motor) you would probably extend running time considerably but remain at 12 volts. Call the manufacturer to be sure. Properly powered this is a good little motor.
2248632
A power source is required with this trolling motor. You can use a 12 volt automotive battery but a deep cycle trolling motor battery is best. You will also need a battery charger to recharge your battery. This trolling motor will need charging over night after each day of use.
881417
In theory you can, but its not recommended and the NEC wouldn't approve. If you want to connect a 12 V battery to an inverter (to make it act as a power source) then look for an off-grid power inverter instead. They can come in 12V, 24V, 48V configurations.
355885
I don't think so. This is a small battery maintainer with mill a amp rating. You need something that would have a large amp reading. This is not for that job.
985371
If your truck is a 12v battery it definitely can. I hear it can be used for a 24v battery as well but according to the reviews it doesn't work all that well. So you might want to see if your battery us a 12 or 24v. If it's 12 it will work like a charm
1455229
HA! Nope. This is a motorcycle battery. You could probably get it to work. You'd need a couple of them to get enough amps to crank the diesel motor.
1711019
Definitely. Just find a 12 volt source or make a direct one from battery. The hard part is figuring out how to mount it. The back adhesive probably won't hold for to long unless it's on plastic or metal. Maybe try gluing it as well. Hope that helped.
402719
No. but you can hook up direct from your motor to charge your troll batteries. ok
2149460
The spec says "For use with 12 or 24 volt systems " so you can use it with either. Yes and I have it hooked up to the main 12V battery on my boat as well as the 12V battery for the trolling motor. It's a great unit and I've owned 3 over the years.
1880624
If you can design a mounting solution and a safe way to carry the battery, which is very heavy, I don't see why not. Keep in mind the battery will weigh at least as much or more then the motor. It certainly has enough power to move you right along!
31956
If you mean- can you use it to keep the starting battery on a generator charged, then yes. Otherwise, no- you would destroy the circuitry in the panel and possibly the generator, too.
936794
Yes, you just won't get as long a run time as higher Ah batteries. It's just a DC motor if the battery will fit it will run.