Electronics storage

Lowrance HDS operating temperature is 5°F to 130°Fper another site, but no official source given................

I take mine off & keep them in the house !!

Shrooms ... most battery articles will tell you to fully charge your batteries at least once a month, during non-use times, just to keep them from freezing & bursting and extend their life-span. I always bring my batteries in, during the Winter storage times & recharge them once a month ... and I've usually had my WM batteries last for ~4-5yrs.

... cp :cool:

I usually move the boat from the barn to the house car garage, ask the wife move her truck to the barn so I can park my truck next to my boat, She always says NO. it's get cold in the car shed but not real bad.....

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Originally Posted by beagle man

I usually move the boat from the barn to the house car garage, ask the wife move her truck to the barn so I can park my truck next to my boat, She always says NO. it's get cold in the car shed but not real bad.....

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Michael, I wear the pants in my house. Thumbs Up That is, the ones she tells me to wear...RoflRofl

Michael, I wear the pants in my house. Thumbs Up That is, the ones she tells me to wear...RoflRofl


Sounds familiar. ha

Now I gotta go outside and bring mine in. You guys........

Hardly ever gets below the teens at night here but my units will be in the house once it gets that cold. I aint fishing when it's that cold.:rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by Dutch552

I move the two head units of my Humminbirds to the house because I don't want to chance it-too much $$$ and too easy to do. The batteries stay hooked up to a digital onboard charger that goes into trickle mode after 21 days and I've never had a battery freeze on me.

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2X Dutch. Battery Tenders over the winter, but then I have two Optima gell cells for my troller and they're pretty resilient.