will it charge my trolling motor battery if mounted on the boat
470475
It will. I have it on a deep cycle battery just like you use for trolling although mine is hooked to an electric gate opener. Should do the trick. Mine is working great so far and I've never had to take the battery to the house and charge it in eight months.
470476
I thought this would keep my battery charged. Don't buy it. Never worked as designed. Hope this helps
521580
This charger will charge any six (6) or twelve (12) volt battery. It is not the type of charger you would leave inside a boat for charging. If you remove the batteries from the boat or charge them in an open area where there is no possibility of a fire or explosion you will be pleased with the results. I use them for my boat but I stay right with the batteries and charger while the charging takes place. In general, this is not a Marine charger that you would install in a boat. I have several of these chargers and have been extremely pleased with the performance and when I required any information or help, the Factory was very helpful. I hope this answers your question.
273937
Yes this will work. You will need a solar panel that will recharge the battery draw (you can calculate this from the watt output of different panels) and a battery large enough to provide the current draw without getting below 10.5 before it gets recharged by the panel. You also would want a marine style deep cycle or at least a start/deep cycle combo battery. Remember that solar panels and batteries are not 100% efficient so calculate the load accordingly. All that said I do just this on my boat along with running additional DC loads and don't need to run my aux engine to recharge the hose bank while at anchor. Yes this will work. You will need a solar panel that will recharge the battery draw (you can calculate this from the watt output of different panels) and a battery large enough to provide the current draw without getting below 10.5 before it gets recharged by the panel. You also would want a marine style deep cycle or at least a start/deep cycle combo battery. Remember that solar panels and batteries are not 100% efficient so calculate the load accordingly. All that said I do just this on my boat along with running additional DC loads and don't need to run my aux engine to recharge the hose... » Read More Yes this will work. You will need a solar panel that will recharge the battery draw (you can calculate this from the watt output of different panels) and a battery large enough to provide the current draw without getting below 10.5 before it gets recharged by the panel. You also would want a marine style deep cycle or at least a start/deep cycle combo battery. Remember that solar panels and batteries are not 100% efficient so calculate the load accordingly. All that said I do just this on my boat along with running additional DC loads and don't need to run my aux engine to recharge the hose bank while at anchor. « Show Less
1624690
I guess it will work while your batteries accept 14 volts of charge. I have 2 batteries on my sailboat and both are been charged simultaneously. Just check that the coach battery is a 12 volts barttery, for the car batery no problem
1047211
Would work with a marine battery with cigarette lighter adapter. Harbor freight probably has a float charger to keep it fully charged.
1697034
If you are asking whether it has battery connection lugs built in, then the answer is no. It does not. If you are asking whether it has fore and aft plates to mount/clamp your trolling motor, then yes it does.
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.
2181483
Yes, I keep them hooked up to 3 batteries that power my trolling motor on my boat. They do a wonderful job and while sloppier, have lasted much better than those "boat" battery charging units that coast enough to buy ten of these. I keep three of these hooked up all the time.
2147300
It will continue to charge as needed. It is a battery maintainer as well as charger. I keep them running on my boat 24/7 all winter long
1385279
Not sure the on board charge in my boat will turn on and off when battery need charged. The charger on the pump is the same amperage but not positive that the charger is of the quality as DUAL PRO charger in my rig. Everything looks lit it should work but to be safe, I would try to contact customer support.
1968768
Shawn, this battery is for game camera or fish finders. Only has 7.0 amps. A trolling motor battery is similar to a car battery. Thanks
1509015
You can charge a marine battery if you take it out of the boat and charge on shore. DO NOT charge a battery in a boat with anything but a marine rated battery charger. Anything from VERY rapid corrosion of your outdrive to your boat exploding could result. People that don't understand marine technical issues shouldn't attempt to answer questions like this.
405343
Maybe! I had to buy a transformer for home use. Not sure with DC of a boat battery. Good Luck.
982411
WHAT? I am not sure what you are asking....I put this in my boat to charge my electric trolling motor and it works great!
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.
905587
Not exactly sure of the question but it will charge two trolling batteries at the same time. I would put the cranking batteriy on a two battery switch and charge it separately when and if it needs charging. You can separate your trolling batteries to avoid running down the cranking/starting battrty. Hope this helps.
588619
This unit is designed to recharge your trolling motor batteries from the DC alternator built on to your boat motor while your motor is running. This unit is not a shore power unit nor is it one that charges batteries from a 110 outlet.