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EXTENDING BATTERY LEADS
The longer your battery cable needs to be, the thicker it needs to be to avoid
damaging voltage drop. The supplied cable has the correct wire gauge
(thickness) for its length. But if you need to extend the length by more than
30%, you will need to replace the existing cable completely with a new longer
thicker cable. This means the entire cable will be the correct wire gauge for
the new length. See below to fi nd the correct wire gauge for your motor thrust
and required cable length. Only use twin-sheathed tinned cable.
Note that above table is intended as a guide only. Your local electrical supplier will
be able to advise in greater detail based on your particular set up and requirements.
BATTERY CHARGING
You can charge your batteries via an alternator or solar system, so long as
the voltage input to the Watersnake motor does not exceed 30v whilst the
batteries are being charged. If you are unsure about the voltage that your
motor is receiving, consult a marine auto electrician.
When you are off the water and are charging your batteries at home for
long periods of time via a 240v or 110 volt AC charger we recommend you
disconnect the motor from the batteries via the supplied Anderson plugs.
BATTERY AND POWER
Motor Model/Thrust
80LB
Max AMP Draw
40A
Wire Extension Length / Wire Gauge For Entire Cable
1 Metre ( 6AWG ) 1-3 Metres ( 6AWG ) 3-5 Metres ( 4AWG )
AVOID USING STORE-BOUGHT BATTERY
BOXES WITH BUILT-IN CIRCUITRY
Battery Boxes use low quality electrical components that cannot handle the
high current loads that trolling motors draw. We recommend connecting your
Watersnake motor directly to a deep cycle or LiFePO4 batteries using the
provided battery leads.
BATTERY BOX WITH
BUILT IN CIRCUITRY.
DO NOT USE!
SIMPLE BATTERY
BOX WITH NO
CONNECTIONS
OK TO USE!