In reply to Post #1
Get a solar panel if you don't want to pay for lithium power , at least you can top up the batteries when you're not in the boat
Get a solar panel if you don't want to pay for lithium power , at least you can top up the batteries when you're not in the boat
In reply to Post #3
68lb outboard,
thats a serious battery muncher your only likely going to get around an hours running on that with a lead acid 110 not a weeks worth
think maybe you need to get something like this LINKY POO
68lb outboard,
thats a serious battery muncher your only likely going to get around an hours running on that with a lead acid 110 not a weeks worth
think maybe you need to get something like this LINKY POO
I'll probably only go in speeds 1 and 2, will a solar panel give much charge?
In reply to Post #18
Yes , a decent sized panel will do the job nicely , obviously dependant on the sun as to how fast it will charge
Yes , a decent sized panel will do the job nicely , obviously dependant on the sun as to how fast it will charge
In reply to Post #17
My mates just ordered the same boat fox 290. The 68lb I bought is no longer in stock, would a minn Kota 40lb be up to the job?
My mates just ordered the same boat fox 290. The 68lb I bought is no longer in stock, would a minn Kota 40lb be up to the job?
In reply to Post #17
Or a fox 55lb?
Or a fox 55lb?
In reply to Post #20
40lb will be fine unless your fishing an inland ocean
40lb will be fine unless your fishing an inland ocean
In reply to Post #21
I have a 40lb and a 55lb , I rarely use the 55lb since buying the 40 it's plenty quick enough apart from if the wind gets up I'll use the 55
I have a 40lb and a 55lb , I rarely use the 55lb since buying the 40 it's plenty quick enough apart from if the wind gets up I'll use the 55