I need to replace my on board charger 3 bank 15 amp each bank, I don't tournament fish any more so quick charging does not matter I was thinking about going back with the NOCO mini 3 bank at 4 amps per bank your thoughts please.
I need to replace my on board charger 3 bank 15 amp each bank, I don't tournament fish any more so quick charging does not matter I was thinking about going back with the NOCO mini 3 bank at 4 amps per bank your thoughts please.
If your batteries are higher reserve AGMs I would stick to a 10 amp per battery charger personally. Choose your brand, but any of the quality chargers that handle 3 batteries-10 amps per each bank will run you $300. A ProMariner 240 Elite is available on Amazon for $240. It distributes a max or 24 volts across the three batteries as needed so if the engine battery does not need much it gets topped up and that extra amperage gets split between the trolling motor battery.
The noco charger would be fine as long as your not charging AGM batteries.
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Bass cats website has the noco gen3 3 bank charger for $150 right now. If thats the route you go.
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Yeah I'm just charging wet cell regular batteries not the AGM's so I quess the mini 4 amp per bank will do since I don't tournament fish no more and do not have to quick charge.
Why? I have the NOCO in my Basscat and while I have cheap o Exides currently, the NOCO site says it will charge AGMs.Originally Posted by bass.man65
I really like the Minn Kota chargers. Been using them for over 25 years, with only one issue, and their customer service handled it with flying colors!
Another vote for MK.
Well I changed my mind and went with the NOCO genisus 3Gen 30amp 3 bank charger. My government refund came in LMAO
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