Exactly! I agree with you.Amsugg is correct run only the powermax when fishing. Running your onboard charger while running your trolling motor or lights will fry your charger, and possibly the board on your trolling motor.
Check out BAM Bowfishing Association MichiganHello everyone. From Michigan here. I’ve decided to get into the world of bowfishing with zero previous experience. I have a seaark RX180 cc that I’m currently in the process of setting up. I ordered 10- 50 watt 24 volt 2700k LED floods, a 30 amp battery charger, 2000 watt inverter generator, and a list full of other goodies. I will probably have lots of questions about this and would like some opinions about my setup and would like some input about how to setup, what to change, what bows and arrows to get, what type of water to fish in, what times of the year to go etc. I’m excited about this new hobby and look forward to learning all about it.
Hello, I am from Michigan maybe I can help.Hello everyone. From Michigan here. I’ve decided to get into the world of bowfishing with zero previous experience. I have a seaark RX180 cc that I’m currently in the process of setting up. I ordered 10- 50 watt 24 volt 2700k LED floods, a 30 amp battery charger, 2000 watt inverter generator, and a list full of other goodies. I will probably have lots of questions about this and would like some opinions about my setup and would like some input about how to setup, what to change, what bows and arrows to get, what type of water to fish in, what times of the year to go etc. I’m excited about this new hobby and look forward to learning all about it.
9 lights are 50 watts and 6 are 30’s advertised. Batteries are 115 amp/hour I believe group 29. Putting a meter on it all lights are a total of 510 watts. So they are less than advertised. And I got a 40 amp converter so I should have roughly 20 amps of leftover power for my Trolling motor. First trip was a success.May want to figure out a way to put a top rail over the lights. That way your line won't get hung up on a light while fighting a fish. Otherwise looks good.
What size are your lights and batteries?
Nice catch! What will you do on your catch?9 lights are 50 watts and 6 are 30’s advertised. Batteries are 115 amp/hour I believe group 29. Putting a meter on it all lights are a total of 510 watts. So they are less than advertised. And I got a 40 amp converter so I should have roughly 20 amps of leftover power for my Trolling motor. First trip was a success.
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