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08-28-2008, 10:15 PM
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Battery Power Cable Plumbing
Guys,
Is there a way for me to put a three bank charger in the rear of the boat to charge my secondary cranking battery and still get wore up forward to charge the trolling batteries. I have looked but haven't seen a conduit that runs from the stern to the bow? Is there a path there or does anyone know of a way? Appreciate the help, also any recommendations for a three bank on-board charger brand would be appreciated. Thanks, Cajunatheart 
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08-29-2008, 12:42 AM
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Batteries
There should be a tube that runs from the stern to the console, then another that runs from the console forward. As far as charging, you could use a three bank charger, just know that it will take a large gauge wire to run to the bow due to voltage drop. sorry this isn't a more useful post, brain is fried from work. Brands, Pro Charger or Xantrex.
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08-29-2008, 09:42 AM
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I would suggest two chargers. Once you pay for the tinned marine copper wire from the stern to the trolling batteries you could have bought a second charger.
It will also depend on how many trolling batteries you will be charging. I have three so I would need a 3 bank charger just for them or a 36v charger which I have not seen but probably exists. Make sure you use a waterproof charger. Let us know what works out and take some pics! Good Luck, Molar
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08-29-2008, 04:26 PM
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Chargers
My marine electronics guru swears by the "Stealth" units and keeps them in stock. They are getting rave reviews. Might be worth a visit to their website. It has some good info available also. Good luck.
Stealth 1 Charging ChargTech Industries
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