Dual Pro Ranger Charger

[steiny93]

i have one of the factory installed chargers on a ranger as well...

i've noticed with the larger capacity batteries that if i fish hard all day (drink a bit less then i used to at night) and get on the water early in the morning i can get to the boat before the charger is fully complete

in the past; say 5 years ago i don't ever remember getting to the boat before the charging was completed

[Verado Eyes]

i got a dual pro 15 x 3 and running 3 31s north star, if i run them down it takes 12-16 hrs to charge them.

[wiredog]

Originally Posted by 208prov

i got a dual pro 15 x 3 and running 3 31s north star, if i run them down it takes 12-16 hrs to charge them.

How are those North Stars working for you??? Wiredog

[Verado Eyes]

Originally Posted by wiredog

How are those North Stars working for you??? Wiredog

Lots of juice but sure take a long time to charge, Still not 100% sure yet, But i have got a full 7 hrs on about 6 on the 101 and also the vantage helping with that 2 and still had lots of power.

[wiredog]

Originally Posted by 208prov

Lots of juice but sure take a long time to charge, Still not 100% sure yet, But i have got a full 7 hrs on about 6 on the 101 and also the vantage helping with that 2 and still had lots of power.

Well if you take a lot of juice out, it takes some time to put a lot of juice back in!! Wiredog

[Papascott]

Couple of things i've noticed when it comes to charging batteries. Use as heavy a cord and as short as possible. A 16 gauge 100 ft cord, while very convenient us hard on a charger.

Keep charger cool, open compartment to let out excess heat from charger.