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ESOX Maniac
Posted 4/14/2003 7:03 PM (#66909 - in reply to #66761)
Subject: RE: charging trolling batteries





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Location: Mauston, Wisconsin

If the trolling motor has electronic controls it could be to protect the controls from overvoltage (voltage above manufacturers recommended)  or voltage spikes generated from connecting or disconnecting the charger leads w/charger power on .

For most 12V batteries standard charging voltages are 13.7V float ( 2.28V/cell) and 14.4V equalize (2.4V/cell). However, some cheaper chargers can produce voltages in excess of these. I would suspect the manufacturer is worried about protecting the trolling motor electronics.

Al Warner

http://www.zaltnad.com


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