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I think a 60 hp, but not 100% sure

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You should never fully discharge your deep cycle battery. You should actually charge it after every use to get the longest life out of it. I recommend on board first, or trickle charger/ maintainer for a lower cost solution.

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The are actually wired separately already. The motor has it's own wire going directly from the transom to the batteries. Only probably 6 feet total. All the other 12 v stuff I have run together. Not much in total...radio, nav lights, horn, courtesy lights. Decided just to go with a small...

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Thanks for the input guys. I put it on a small battery and it works fine. I'll have to give HB a call to get ther recommendation. I'd like to keep it on the main batteries if possible since they are on inboard chargers.

I just got a new pontoon boat and put a 48v electric Parsun motor on it. I wired up the rest of my 12 v stuff to one of the batteries in the series. It all works fine, but my HB 798 c si isn't working right. It has all kinds of interference. If I turn off the 48 v it works just fine. But if...

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I sold athletic footwear for years. All I can say is you get what you pay for! And you won't ever regret buying a better pair of shoes. You body will thank you about age 40

Electric for main power and cellphone for backup power :)........ Then again I'm on a 50 acre lake that I live on so if the motor dies i'll eventually blow to one shore or the other

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The problem is I don't have a trailer to haul them anywhere our I would have considered it.

That frickin' Awesome!!! Wish I could figure out how to save the actual audio file.

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Thanks guys, my bow was an old compound bow that I had set around 60-65lbs for whitetail hunting. I know people usually crank them down so I did but I'm not sure exactly where it is currently. Guessing in the 40 range. I bought the AMS setup just like in the previous pictures so I'm guessing...

Yeah, I've been thinking about trailers. This would work for boat one. but I'd have to have bunks for boat 2 because of the storage. For me it's not a big deal because it's just going to sit at the lake I live on. If I need to move it a standard snowmobile trailer or flat bed would work.

Well, I got boat #2 almost complete. Deck on, Hatches Installed, Seats and Pedestals, Edge Trim. All that's left is some wiring, and maybe some cleats, handles and the motor. Also thinking about adding a short railing.

I like the glass boat if the hull is solid. But that hole in the floor scares me. Both have potential.

Ok guys, I'm reviving this thread as I just setup my bow for bow fishing and I know absolutely nothing about it and I have no friends that do it. I bought the AMS bow fishing setup that I put on an old compound I had. Is there anything else I need besides just the bow setup? I have a few...