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Onboard charger?

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If I have a starting battery for starting and a large accessories battery for my finder, lights, and trolling motor will I need an onboard charger or will the acc battery last a full day?

I think you've got the wrong idea about an onboard charger.  They are just an 115 VAC battery charger mounted in the boat and permenately connected to the batteries so when you come in from fishing all you have to do is plug it in.   There are chargers and systems that will let the motors charging system charge your other battery but unless you have a larger motor with a 35 amp charging system, or do a lot of running it's not going to do much charging of the acc battery.

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