Thread: Battery charger.

Originally Posted by Cray

For size, weight price and performance the gen3 NOCO is the way to go. Walmart on line has about the best pricing out there on them and much cheaper than Minkota.

I followed Cray's advice when I needed a new charger myself. I've had it less than a year with no problems. The full charge indicator lights could be brighter but it's not a real issue and I knew that going in. First digital I've ever had and I really like it.

Originally Posted by Cray

For size, weight price and performance the gen3 NOCO is the way to go. Walmart on line has about the best pricing out there on them and much cheaper than Minkota.

I think kdavid has a noco . Send him a pm. After the" precision mk 212" I have , whatever I get next will be a precision
model . Rarely do I fish back to back days, so I thought this would work . IT has never taken more than 6 hrs. to recharge two batteries . Need a 3 bank now .

If you pull cranks.I I would get a 15 per bank,I have a dualpro,but there not cheap

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Put a novo in my boat last year so far it Ben good

All I can say is that I've got 2-15 amp Dual Pro pro series chargers, to charge 4 batteries, one of which I've had for 14 years and is still going. One benefit is that if they fail then they are repairable. I've got 2 friends who bought the Minn Kota 3 bank chargers and eventually, less than 3 years, one of the banks failed. But they are not repairable so you have to replace the whole unit. I know the Dual Pro pro series' aren't cheap but could very well be the cheapest in the long run. I found one of mine on Ebay for about half the price of a new one.