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  1. 07-24-2012, 09:53 PM #1
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    To use between batteries and trolling motor in a 24 volt series?
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    Anything 60 amp will work. Do some searches on google.
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    What size wire?
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    Get the auto reset one . Napa sells them for sure about 6 bucks.



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    Quote Originally Posted by speckfinder View Post
    What size wire?
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    Quote Originally Posted by wilbur View Post
    get the auto reset one . Napa sells them for sure about 6 bucks.
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    I think your book that came with the tm says 6 ga.
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    Why a auto opposed to a manual? If you have under 80 thrust you can use a 50 amp.
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    My 70 lb minnkota calls for a 50 amp breaker.
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    Breaker sizing is determined by the wiring, not the TM. If the TM requires a particular breaker, you need to first make sure your wiring can handle the breaker.
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