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Livescope in a bay boat (portable)
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Re: Livescope in a bay boat (portable)
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How long will that battery last? I am looking to do something similiar and have a couple 4amp hr 20 volt batteries that would make for a cleaner install. I think some Garmin units are rated to 20 volts and some to 32 volts but they also say to not use rechargeable drill batteries. I have only used 12 volt lead/acid to run my electronics.
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Re: Livescope in a bay boat (portable)
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The garmin 93 sv is only rated for 18v so i would only use a 20v if its also powering the livescope to avoid the risk of burning up the unit. Definately check the voltage for the unit. From what ive read a 5 ah battery will last around 5 hours and so on. I have two 5 ah batteries on board and that gets me through the day. Panoptix shuts off when the battery gets around 8volts.
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