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06/18/16 09:03 PM
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Jobooo
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Switching to 36 volt system and thinking of just putting my electronics on one of the batteries. It doesn't cause any problems to the fish finder with so many volts?
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Re: Electronics
[Re: Jobooo]
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06/18/16 09:50 PM
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44 Diesel
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not recommended, you will most likely get RFI on your fish finder. Need separate battery for trolling motor and fish finders
Last edited by 44 Diesel; 06/18/16 09:50 PM.
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Re: Electronics
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06/18/16 10:29 PM
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Jobooo
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Re: Electronics
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06/18/16 10:29 PM
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Bill Durham
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I haven't had that experience.. I run my bow finder off of one of my 24v trolling motor batteries. I use the "first" one in the series chain of the two batteries. My trolling motor is a Motorguide Great White 82lb thrust, finder is a HB 746c
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