im 16 and i have a minnkota c2 endura 30lb thrust motor how long will this battery power it for?
1415976
This battery is best for a fish finder. I'd get a bigger one for an electric trolling motor.
1415977
This is not intended for that kind of amperage. This is a low amperage battery intended for powering gps/fish finders and the likes.
1415978
Sorry, I use mine for a down scan imager/ gps for a kayak....last days but at a much litter current draw
1415979
It will run my fish finder for about 10-12 hours at least. I'd guess around 3-5 hours.
1946906
Maybe 30 min, but you can bigger batteries. Just make sure its safe for the motor
345246
It should. Just remember that the more powerful the motor, the less battery life you'll get.
1750028
This is not a deep cycle battery. It runs my lawn equipment with no problem but I seriously doubt if you could run an outboard motor with it. it would start it but that's about it. Good luck.
1571550
Mine replaced a 12 18amp hour battery...works well. Mine is in a formula race car, so It's not driven every day like a motorcycle or ATV. I bought mostly for the weight savings, but it's a great little battery. Hope this helps
661242
This battery starts my Hayabusa extremly fast as it has many more cranking amps than the stock battery. It is extremely small and requires you to adapt the fit with foam they provide. Just get a battery that has more cc amps than your current battery.
1983820
I was using this battery with a 12t brushed motor and got about 20 mins a charge.
2249304
I see some confused answers, so I offer: A trolling motor that can run on less than 10 amps (or a 12v 40 pound thrust or less operated most of the time in mid-range, not full "throttle") should get at least 3 hours of trolling out of this battery... that is my interest in this battery.
1864111
The VMAX857 will power a 30lb thrust motor for ~6 hours of continuous use at the lowest speed, and ~3.5 hours of continuous use at medium trolling speed. Charging your VMAX with a smart charger after every use is highly recommended. The VMAX BC1204 is the recommended charger for this battery.
2223719
About 3 hrs I think , good idea to have 2 batteries , it's a great little machine, I love mine!
718450
The stock battery is kinda small, pick up a 1600mAh and you should get about 8-10 minutes. Don't feel bad, the really big and fast boats that go 60mph plus only last about 2-3 minutes!
1784342
I've had 2 battery's for this blower. One lasted a month, the other lasted 4 months. Makita is known for their AC power tools, apparently not their batteries.
1095170
The power drive v2 68 lb thrust pontoon trolling motor is 24 volts I ran it last summer on 2 ever start maxx 114amp hour batteries on a 28 ft tritoon and was very pleased .
2161465
I suggest a 40lb thrust. I use a Coleman air pump with no issues. Good trolling motor battery and charger are also important. As with any trolling motor, don't expect to troll all day or get an extra battery.
1068818
15 or so minutes depending on how much power your giving it. 20 min mid 50 percent throttle. Pretty good and solid lipo battery.
1481296
stock battery is NiMH and it goes for about 20 minutes. I upgraded the batteries to LiPo for the fun factor and goes about 30 minutes. I put a fan on the motor to help the heat. Batteries are expensive but get a decent pair of 3s LiPOs and you will be happy.
440917
I really have no idea. I found Minkota to be very helpful. The one I have works great for my application...... Charges for my 24 volt trolling motor