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| Depends a lot on conditions, how much wind, how fast, etc but I have been able to go about 2-3 days (rustic camping) before the batteries get to the point where they are noticeably drained. The third day is generally a problem requiring some downtime with place to charge.
To remedy this I bought one of the MinnKota on board chargers that will maintain the trolling batteries any time the main motor is running. This puts me in a position where I can keep the batteries in good condition as long as I have gas in my tank. | |
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