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Dave M · 05-14-2008, 03:56 PM

You might want a self contained battery pack.

Speaking from experience,went to Wolfeboro one Sunday afternoon and my boat was dead when I got back. My grandson had decided to play with the switches and have lights,etc on. Lesson learned, be last one out of the boat. Went to the gas station on top of the hill and he gave me this battery pack, saved a lot of headaches. Turns out battery was on its way out. Went out and bought one(All-Pro), also has a light. Have helped out other folks and also comes in handy for other things. Can run low electric items with an adapter.

Enjoy your new boat.

Dave M

05-14-2008, 03:56 PM	#8
Dave M Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 395 Thanks: 4 Thanked 26 Times in 24 Posts	Another You might want a self contained battery pack. Speaking from experience,went to Wolfeboro one Sunday afternoon and my boat was dead when I got back. My grandson had decided to play with the switches and have lights,etc on. Lesson learned, be last one out of the boat. Went to the gas station on top of the hill and he gave me this battery pack, saved a lot of headaches. Turns out battery was on its way out. Went out and bought one(All-Pro), also has a light. Have helped out other folks and also comes in handy for other things. Can run low electric items with an adapter. Enjoy your new boat. Dave M