What battery size 12 volt should I use for this motor ie group 24 or 27, and how long a running time could I expect, thank you.
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Use a 12 volt largest marine battery you can get. Keep it charged up and should last all day while out
475686
Hi, it is a deep cycle battery and should work fine for a trolling motor for several hours.Regards,BuyClerk
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OK, the Co. that makes this is "CONHIS MOTOR" super great motors as well as controllers and then you will need 4 12v12ah or 12v15ah SLA batteries they all will have to be wired together as 1 48volt battery these batteries can be B&B or UPG I personally like UPG because of the price and performance!
481411
I would go with the next size up type 27 or better. I bought mine for starting my 25Hp Mercury which then has a alternator and regulator to recharge the battery.
1311741
It is a 14.4 volt battery. I would think this particular voltage battery is correct for your type drill. Hope this helps.
819033
Any 12-volt deep cycle will do but don't get one of those skinny ones. The ones you want are roughly the size of a car battery. I'll try to check the brand of mine and update this, it's worked for 4-5 weekends a year for almost 10 years now
306537
A 12volt car battery will work. But most people including me, use a deep cycle marine battery. It lasts longer per charge.
486445
There is two highly geared 130 size motor. The torque is fantastic, and plenty for the trucks size. It runs of 6 1.5v AA batteries. That equals to 9v. Many people, including myself have modified the truck to run of a 9.6v nimh(or nicad) or even a 7.4v li-po. The 9.6v provides better speed and torque, but does not provide near as much torque and run time as a li-po battery. If you are looking to modify the truck look up these two youtubers: Akmaisto Mods and S30uploads.
1207476
Thrust is dependent on the motor, not the 12 volt system. This motor has 50 lbs of thrust. The more amp hours on your battery, the longer the motor will run.
965329
Might want to start with a bit smaller battery. 7.4V Lipo, mah number translates into runtime. Save some money with shorter runtime. Lipo will be noticeable difference especially with brushless motors. Nice truck, you'll like it. I recommend the sway bar kit from Traxxas, cheap upgrade, much better handling.
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I had 48v electric hub motor sent to my brother. Instructions were vague, and wiring appeared flimsy and light duty. Another problem is need for experts to give guidance. Also, we got 2 12 volt batteries. Heavy. Sent back, not satisfied. Note need 48v. How many batteries would that be.? Really wanted it to work, but could not gamble with 2 more batteries. Do you hook up in series or parallel?
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This is the type of battery used in electric scooters and Powerwheels. Just make sure that the 12V AH (amperes/hour) match what you have, this might effect your battery size.
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Battery Model: D27MPart Number: 8027-127NSN: Number applied for, product currently availableUPC Code: 8 11405 00166 6Performance DataCold Cranking Amps: 800Cranking Amps: 1000Nominal Voltage: 12 voltsOpen Circuit Voltage (fully charged): 13.1 voltsInternal Resistance (fully charged): 0.0025 ohmsCapacity: 66 Ah (C/20)Reserve Capacity: BCI: 140 minutes (25 amp discharge, 80°F (26.7°C), to 10.5 volts cut-off)
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I ran the motor with a new U1 size 35AH battery (weighs about 23 pounds) in a trash can at the number 4 setting. The motor was down to it's last red light after 90 minutes of continuous running. The speed was noticeably slower by then.
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I also have a 373lav and this is the motor number that I bought 28 months ago. Pretty easy to install. Unfortunately, I have to do it again as the replacement has already burned out.
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This motor is rated at 0.360 Kw. This converted to amps is ~ 30 amps at full power. On top of the control head, there is a basic chart on what to expect based on how you use it and the size of the battery you use. I'm using a battery rated at 180 @ 25 amps. I could run this for 3 hours on 4.
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The battery reads 2.0 ampere-hour. It runs on 20 Volts. As for standard amps, that's a good question. The battery pack reads: DCB203 Battery Pack Type 2. 20V (max) 2.0Ah 40Wh. If it helps, I will say - the battery runs forever (as a home owner; not a construction worker). Also, I have a lot of tools and this has become my favorite! Hope that helps.