would this be to much to run with a four wheeler battery if its running?
768089
The light works well, you might have to use a different switch for outdoors. I installed on my sons dodge pick up and he used it to hunt nilgia deer.
768090
It would be fine...since it's led, it doesn't draw much power...especially if it is running
768091
It draws 4.8 amps of current when running at 12 volts for the unit listed. Probably a little less current than having your headlights on with engine off. For the 4 wheeler it would be fine.
768092
Works excellent on my quad. Used a waterproof switch just in case the water shorted the light in the rain.
83270
Depends on the ground your going on, the smoother it is the longer it runs, up hills will take more battery. if i go miles i take my truck
1166406
NO! That would draw too much power and fry this thing and likely start a fire as it is no properly fused. Get a power inverter that ties directly into the battery instead.
1400038
something to consider, while I have never pushed the limits of this inverter, it is rated for peak performance of 1600 watts. If you only have the drill running for short periods of time and your battery can handle the drain there should be no problem. I would recommend leaving the vehicle running unless you have a battery that's quite large and make sure the vents on the inverter aren't blocked and it's in a relatively cool environment... If that drill is going to be running 1 minute out of every 10 I think this'll do you fine, much more than that and youll start to see heat buildup faster than it can be cooled. something to consider, while I have never pushed the limits of this inverter, it is rated for peak performance of 1600 watts. If you only have the drill running for short periods of time and your battery can handle the drain there should be no problem. I would recommend leaving the vehicle running unless you have a battery that's quite large and make sure the vents on the inverter aren't blocked and it's in a relatively cool environment... If that drill is going to be running 1 minute out of every 10 I think this'll do you fine, much more than that and youll start to see heat buildup faster... » Read More something to consider, while I have never pushed the limits of this inverter, it is rated for peak performance of 1600 watts. If you only have the drill running for short periods of time and your battery can handle the drain there should be no problem. I would recommend leaving the vehicle running unless you have a battery that's quite large and make sure the vents on the inverter aren't blocked and it's in a relatively cool environment... If that drill is going to be running 1 minute out of every 10 I think this'll do you fine, much more than that and youll start to see heat buildup faster than it can be cooled. « Show Less
1599985
yeah it doesn't pull that much. I have it on my four wheeler and it's just fine. No need for marine battery
636600
Sure. It's a 12 V battery and mine runs off the motorcycle electrical system. There's no guarantee of long life, but you can definitely run it.
412146
You will need a battery installed on front of trailer or some way to power and it would need to be quite heavy wire (cables) it you were to runn any distance to another battery....
1608345
I have had a dead battery a couple of times but I don't get my 4 wheeler out much so that may have been the problem. I keep a battery tender on mine and haven't had any more problems. Starts up every time.
1211976
My truck has 2 batteries and it runs a sawzall fine. I imagine if it wouldn't run it with one battery you start your truck and do it.
907900
This battery would be way too small for that. This is only good for 600 watts. So you would need about 8 of them. Your going to need an upgraded alternator for 10 watts
1931274
If you have an AC outlet in your vehicle you should be able to do it. I would recommend having the vehicle running, so as not to drain your battery. It only operates on AC.
1258966
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 :)
1601229
The battery in this is more like the size of what you'd see on a riding mower or generator versus a car, so it's almost a "for sure" on working for those whereas I'd give it a 50% chance on cars (or less if the car battery is fully drained like from leaving lights on all night long).I'd not call it an "overkill" unless you were going for one that costs over $150 and has an actual "car" size battery in it.
749834
Use TWO/2 Gauge wire and you'll be fine... better have your engine running though... 1500 watts will drain the battery very quickly.
81752
The cables where short for my side by side I had to buy more cable wire it would work for a four wheeler if you are going to have the battery with in about 4 ft of the winch should be good if not buy so 6 gauge wire add to it. AS FAR AS the battery any 12 volt battery will work what matter is how often you going to use it and if the battery is being charged back up like me I just have a 12 volt lawn motor battery but my side by side charges the battery as I am riding it if you are going to use alot without be charged get a deep cycle marine battery if not goi to use much but not hooked to charge regular car battery should be fine hope this helps The cables where short for my side by side I had to buy more cable wire it would work for a four wheeler if you are going to have the battery with in about 4 ft of the winch should be good if not buy so 6 gauge wire add to it. AS FAR AS the battery any 12 volt battery will work what matter is how often you going to use it and if the battery is being charged back up like me I just have a 12 volt lawn motor battery but my side by side charges the battery as I am riding it if you are going to use alot without be charged get a deep cycle marine battery if not goi to use much but not hooked to... » Read More The cables where short for my side by side I had to buy more cable wire it would work for a four wheeler if you are going to have the battery with in about 4 ft of the winch should be good if not buy so 6 gauge wire add to it. AS FAR AS the battery any 12 volt battery will work what matter is how often you going to use it and if the battery is being charged back up like me I just have a 12 volt lawn motor battery but my side by side charges the battery as I am riding it if you are going to use alot without be charged get a deep cycle marine battery if not goi to use much but not hooked to charge regular car battery should be fine hope this helps « Show Less
928959
If you use it in the woods for scouting animals then you want a battery unless there's a outlet and you have a generator? So economically its 4 batteries.
1810433
This is a 12V battery. If you put 4 of them in series you'd get 48 volts, but that's far from optimal.