Will a 12v 35Ah deep cycle battery work with this ? How much time will it approximately last ?
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A 35AH deep cycle would push my 12 ft kyack (heavily loaded = 400lb) for about 3 hours at medium speed. Non- constant speed. Stopping now and then to fish in place or drift. I use a 75 AH deepcycle because I am out in the ocean - actually Vineyard sound on Cape Cod. I had power for 7 hours. I think 35AH would be good for a pond, small lake, river with little current. Or drift down the river for a couple of hours. 35AH would get you back to port.
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Any marine battery will work for it. 4hrs on full speed and 6 hrs on low speed. I had a group 24 deep cycle marine battery.
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I ran the motor with a new U1 size 35AH battery (weighs about 23 pounds) in a trash can at the number 4 setting. The motor was down to it's last red light after 90 minutes of continuous running. The speed was noticeably slower by then.
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It would work but only for about 30 min or less at top speed. Look for something closer to 100ah. It's heavier but lasts much longer
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Oh yes definitely. I've trolled all day and barely used any battery. Your definitely getting your money's worth with this motor. Pulls my 12ft upriver with ease.
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Yes it will work. How long it will last depends on alot of things such as the size of the boat, the speed you are running it at, etc etc.
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I would think so, but I use a 12v/ 101 ah deep cycle and get a good 8 hours trolling at 2nd speed (depending on wind)...I like this motor far better than my old minkota. ..highly recommend. You can always pick up a bigger battery at wal-mart for around $65 :)
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It's only uses 760 mA =.760 A. You could run it for 40 hours and still start your engine. Normal deep cell marine batteries have 84 amp hours.. So the answer of your question would be yes
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I have a kids razor that i purchased from walmart that uses a 12v 12ah battery and it works perfect for that! I would assume it would. I just compared all the numbers for voltage and stuff on the sides of the old and new batteries and they all matched up so it should be fine!
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Any inexpensive marine deep cycle battery will do. But remember if you use an independent battery it will need to be charged between uses.
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Just a good deep cycle marine battery. Quality would be relative to your budget. Just make sure it's a deep cycle marine battery.
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I purchased this battery for my walk behind golf cart, it is a 12V 22ah, Length 7.13 inches width 3.03" and height of 6.5", if these dimension will accomadate your battery compartment and the voltage/Amps are coorrect it should work for you.Width 3.03 inches Height 6.57 inches Weight 14.60 lbs
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Larry I am not familiar with the battery in question, but all you need to be concerned with is the size of the battery you are replacing will a different one fit, next is the connector type on top if the are the same or you can easily re-adapted the connection, next and most important is the right voltage such as 6 volt or 12 volt,next is the AH stands for Amp Hours the more the better the more the bigger the battery, so I hope this has helped you, don't worry about matching brand.
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Should work fine!, its a 12 amp hour battery, so if the light is 1 amp (i doubt it for a LED) then theoretically you would have 12 hr.
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I find it to be about 1-2 years. Dont charge unless it is dead. Dont leave it charged over winter. If you keep it in 60-80 degree temperatures it will last longer. If you have this battery already cut off the wires and solder it onto the one in the link below. You will save 75%. 12V 5AH SLA 187 FASTON
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Hi, it is a deep cycle battery and should work fine for a trolling motor for several hours.Regards,BuyClerk
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The unit only pulls 100 amps when you in essence create a short circuit across the battery terminals through a big power resistor. You should not hold the short for more than 10 seconds. If the needle stays in the green during that period you have a good Automotive battery which is often called upon during an engine start to pull 300 to 450 amps. I have found it to show useful information on several types of 12v batteries, but I am not sure that it was designed for a deep cycle battery. It did find deep cycle batteries that dropped into the yellow from the green, and they were older batteries. I would try to contact the manufacturer for more engineering data. Hope this helps. Dick
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I honestly do not know for sure. But I would say that you would want a deep cycle battery (one that can be run out of electricity repeatedly without damage) and this is not a deep cycle battery.
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No real suggestion. I presume 12 volt car battery. Possible poor connection? Current should be less than 12 amps. Mine stays bright for hours (should get > 100 from deep cycle marine battery).
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You should have no problems with that battery. I hooked up the light to a 12V supply I have. The light uses 0.8A.
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By no means am I an expert at batteries or electrical, but I went to a local battery store and spent $30 for a 5ah battery. I has been several months since installing it and no problems.
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My system is not ADT so, I can't answer your question really. I just looked at the battery I had before and used it as a reference. It too was a 12v 5ah battery. Similar size with F2 terminals.
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I wish I could answer that. I power mine with a deep cycle battery. I can say that it uses very little power to work and works very well. It is a really great value