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Battery setup for Minn Kota
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    Battery setup for Minn Kota

    Just wanting to know how people have their electric setup in the way of battery/s. I was wondering if I would get away with running a single 120amp battery that would run a 620, GPS, all the lights, bilge pump and the electric? I am looking at the bow mount 54lb thrust model. How much charge do they use on a regular trip?

    Any info or advice would be great on how you have yours setup. I have done a search as well and found some good setups but always keen to see more.

    Thanks Chris

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    Re: Battery setup for Minn Kota

    I've had interferance problems before when I've run a sounder & electric motor off the same battery so I run the electric off a stand alone and everything else off the starting.
    With a 55lb I'll easily flatten a 130 Troj in a day & 1/2 if it's quite windy but it all depends how you like to fish. I prefer to hold above the school so I guess that would drain the battery quicker in the wind.
    Cheers
    Mike

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    Re: Battery setup for Minn Kota

    G'day

    You may be ok, depends on how throttle happy you are on the electric. Are your lights LED?

    Dave

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    Re: Battery setup for Minn Kota

    I get about 6-8hrs out of my 130amp with 55lb on a 4m boat.
    General rule of thumb (mainly due to interference) as Mike said, keep electrics etc off cranking battery and leave deep cycle for electric.

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    Re: Battery setup for Minn Kota

    Yeah the lights are LED, but it sounds like a good idea to keep them seperate so I don't leave all my eggs in the one basket.

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