Re: Help with the Best way to wire a 36V trolling motor

Posted by Janicholson on April 28, 2017 at 20:03:24 from (63.152.202.29):

In Reply to: Help with the Best way to wire a 36V trolling motor posted by Dave Westlund on April 28, 2017 at 19:42:02:

My experience is to not include the boat engine battery in the trolling motor circuit. The charging system on the boat can keep up with lights/accessories and starting duty. it will be necessary to charge the trolling batteries separately. The motors at 36 volts are more efficient and thus are able to propel the boat for longer periods between charges. But having 3 batteries is the issue. I could not find a 36 volt battery available for simplifying the install. Jim

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