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 Help with LiveScope Plus LVS34
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09/24/22 09:20 PM
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OnePecan
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Hi all,
OnePecan here. Thinking about getting the LiveScope plus LVS34. Never had a LiveScope before is it worth it? Love to crappie fish & bass fish. I was told not to hook it up to my outboard motor battery. Any info on that? Also if I can't hook it up to that will a regualer 12v deep cycle acid battery with say 90AH 160 reserve capacity work? Not sure which direction to go in with battery supply. I would put the livescope & echomap UHD 94sv on the same battery. will that work? Any help with batttery supply would be appreciated.
Thanks & happy fishing stay safe on the water. >))))) *>
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Re: Help with LiveScope Plus LVS34
[Re: OnePecan]
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09/25/22 02:33 AM
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Bassin2win
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Give us a call Monday. We can help with your questions. NTX Elite Communication 9402088385
"Nothing makes a fish bigger than almost being caught" -Unknown Author
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Re: Help with LiveScope Plus LVS34
[Re: OnePecan]
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09/28/22 03:56 AM
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SRitchey
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I use a 30amp, Amped Marine lithium for my 102sv and black box for LVS34. I bought the battery with a 3amp charger. Black box, charger and battery in my starboard side rod locker and still room rods, life jackets, etc. I got out for around $225. Absolutely the way to go. I haven't been below 13v in a full day. LINK
Steve
1999 ChampioN 203 - 2011 250hp Mercury Optimax Pro XS
2-10" Helix & 1-10" Garmin Livescope Plus - Ultrex 36/112
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Re: Help with LiveScope Plus LVS34
[Re: SRitchey]
#14495739
10/04/22 07:12 PM
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RPD
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I use a 30amp, Amped Marine lithium for my 102sv and black box for LVS34. I bought the battery with a 3amp charger. Black box, charger and battery in my starboard side rod locker and still room rods, life jackets, etc. I got out for around $225. Absolutely the way to go. I haven't been below 13v in a full day. LINK^^^This I have a 32amp lithium for my LVS34 , came with a charger. Got it from amp outdoors, cost $259
Last edited by RPD; 10/17/22 10:00 PM.
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Re: Help with LiveScope Plus LVS34
[Re: OnePecan]
#14503007
10/12/22 05:33 PM
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hopalong
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Pescador Loco
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I run 3 garmin 9", livescope and all the other stuff like pumps etc. of a deka grp 27 flooded cell, never had a problem starting.
switched 36v over to lithiums and start battery is next (spring at earliest. lol)
I may do a dedicated to the garmins/ls with a 50ah lithium later on.
" Hop, set the hook"!
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Re: Help with LiveScope Plus LVS34
[Re: OnePecan]
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10/18/22 05:39 PM
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ThaDudeAbides
Pro Angler
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never had a problem running 3 graphs plus livescope on my starting battery. i don't stay in one place long enough to discharge it.
**Professional amateur crappie fisherman**
1997 Nitro Savage 896, 200 HP Mercury EFI, Garmin Force, Garmin GPSMAP 1022 w/ Livescope, Garmin Ultra 122sv, Garmin 93
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Re: Help with LiveScope Plus LVS34
[Re: OnePecan]
#14509108
10/18/22 06:27 PM
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tmd11111
TFF Guru
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TFF Guru
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No need for a dedicated battery for livescope. I run 3 Helix 12's and a Garman 1222 with livescope on my cranking battery and no issues what so ever. Originally had a X2 battery then switched with a 125a Ionic. Both hold up just fine.
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