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In my boat, I have a dual onboard battery charger. One side is connected to
my engine battery. The other goes to my trolling motor battery. With regards to my trolling motor, what happens if I hook up another battery in parallel to my trolling motor battery? My trolling motor is 12V and by hooking up in parallel, I still have 12V. My question has to do with how the onboard charger from one side would charge those two batteries hooked up in parallel. Is it possible that if one battery is not as full as the other, that the charger would "cook" one battery too long? Keep in mind that I am only talking about the two batteries hooked up to the second output of my charger. The first output is hooked up only to my outboard battery. Thanks, Jeff |
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