The best is marine grade. If you take a piece apart you will find fine, coated (silver looking) wire.Quote:
Originally Posted by Don G
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The best is marine grade. If you take a piece apart you will find fine, coated (silver looking) wire.Quote:
Originally Posted by Don G
Bill is right. The finer the strand of the wire, the more flexible the cable, but the finer the strand the larger the physical size of the cable.. A solid conductor wire of the same cma is physically smaller than the same cma stranded wire.
I was really surprised when I discovered the Ethernet cable for Lowrance HDS was solid conductor wire. It is actually just 6 conductor utp cat5 type wire. If you remove your equipment a lot, this type cable usually will break wires at the molded connector. Ask billbob.
[QUOTE=wilbur;1720815]! #12 for + 1#12 for- Its just powers the HDS10 and LSS1.[/QUOTE
Okay, I was thinking T/M. Really is important for your electronics too!
glad you got er the way you want wilbur, I to have just a single battery for my Lowrance..
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Originally Posted by beagle man
Me 2.
I keep 1 series 29 bat for my electronics 1 for my motor and 2 for the tm. Since I made these changes I have not had any issues with power.
I use a lawn mower size battery for my stuff. 35Ah I believe.Quote:
Originally Posted by lcookie
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Originally Posted by Cane Pole
Most of the time I have 10 or more accessory items running. (More if I take the kid) One day I stayed out for about 14 hours. Went to hit the key and it did not turn over. This extra battery is a cheep insurance policy.