Can the A-iPower Generators # 289-SUA2000I-2 be Used to Power a 12V Trolling Motor
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Can this gen be used to operate a 12V trolling motor on a small boat
asked by: John
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Helpful Expert Reply:
The A-iPower 3,000-Watt (starting "surge" power output is 3,800 watts) Portable Inverter Generators # 289-SUA2000I-2 are rated for 8.3 amps 12V DC power individually. Since they are run in parallel that increases to 16.6 amps.
This could potentially be enough power depending on your trolling motor size, but you will need to do some checking on your end to make sure.
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Jon G
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A-iPower 3,800-Watt Portable Inverter Generators - 3,000 Running Watts - Gas - Manual Start
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- 3000 Running Watts
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- 3800 Starting Watts
- 12 Volt Output
- 120 Volt Output
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