Question for you electronics wizards...>>>

You should have no problems. The only issue and it is a minor one is that
your batteries will be discharged unevenly. If you aren't running them
almost all the way down before recharging there should be no problem what so
ever.

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"Marty S." wrote in message
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I'm running 2 12-volt batteries running in series to power my 24-volt
electric motor in my jon boat (on an electric-only reservoir) and I want
to
run a fish finder. Here's my question -- can I safely run the fish finder
off of one of the 2 12-volt batteries while running the 24-volt motor?
Or,
is that going to burn up the fish finder? Should I just invest in a
couple
of 6-volt lantern batteries instead?

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Marty S.
Baltimore, MD USA

"Marty S." wrote in message
...
I'm running 2 12-volt batteries running in series to power my 24-volt
electric motor in my jon boat (on an electric-only reservoir) and I want
to
run a fish finder. Here's my question -- can I safely run the fish
finder
off of one of the 2 12-volt batteries while running the 24-volt motor?
Or,
is that going to burn up the fish finder? Should I just invest in a
couple
of 6-volt lantern batteries instead?



The easiest way to hook them up so you will not have electrical interaction
problems is to attach the negative wire of the fish finder to the same
battery terminal as the negative wire of the trolling motor. That way both
items use the same "ground" path.

Bill Grannis
service manager