Doesn't have to be 10amps, could be 5 amps. The difference is in how many hours it takes to recharge your batteries. 10amps per bank (battery) if you only have 4-6 hours or so. 5 amps per bank if you have 8-10 hours. The length of time also depends on how far the batteries were run down, if you don't suck much juice, it wont take as long to recharge.
I only have two batteries, trolling and a starting. I bought a 2 bank 5amp per bank MinnKota charger. Extremely pleased with it. I had a warranty issue and they replaced it promptly without question, even covered shipping of the new and old unit.
I push my batteries on the weekends, especially camping weekends. Fish Friday night, Saturday morning, Saturday evening, and Sunday morning. I fish for about 4-5 hours each time out, and charge between trips. They are on the charger all week. Most lakes I motor to the spot and use trolling motor to move about the area. HP restricted lakes I troll to my spots and move in a route to conserve battery power.
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