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Fishhouse battery charger

spear foot 1

By spear foot 1
in Ice Fishing Minnesota

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I have a ice castle that I run 2 deep cycle batteries in and charge with a regular small auto battery charger with generator. It seems to interfere with vexliars when charging. what's a good charger  That some of you guys using? was looking at 20  amp dual marine boat charger at fleet farm? thanks

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Nori ably an ignorant answer/question, but doesn't the Ice Castle have a built in charger?

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It does have a built in charger, but it charges very very very slowly.

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mine is an 06 and has no charger, batteries mounted  in cabinet next furnace

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My ice castle didnt come with one. I have a minn kota dual charger that doesnt interfere with anything.  

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I would definitely get one with temperature compensation since you will be charging when you first arrive at possibly -20 to 80-90 degrees later on inside the cabinet where heater and batteries are.

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I always used a Minnkota marine one. Never had an issue. Had it rigged so that when house was plugged in to a feed (at home or Gen on lake) it would charge the battery. Slick

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