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Lake of the Woods-Where to Find Slab Crappies, Walleyes, Bass, Perch, Pike and Tullibees
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Hotspotter, in Ice Fishing
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There is no right answer and I believe that done right you can charge a battery bank reliably with a generator or other power source. I have been running 12v solar exclusively for 6 years now and have never had an issue. It all about design and not overloading your circuits and using the proper wire size.
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Hey @Borch or @Rick G can either of you comment on what access you got on the lake with or what some of them look like? Trying to formulate a plan and a place for us all to meet. With some of us coming from the SD side and others likely coming from the Minnesota side I don't know what the Mn side access looks like. It appears for now all of us should be able to get around on the lake with any sort of transportation if we are careful. Here is a link to a map I created if that helps: Big Stone lake access -
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I'm not a fan of convection heat. Ceiling and next to heater hot, floor and far corners cold. There are many post on what's the best ceiling or corner fan to move air in convection heated houses. On 12v & A/C power, there are 100 no issue successes to each failure only you seldom hear about NON issues, only hear about a few problems. I've had 2 RV's an 82' and current 95' both with converters, forced air heat, and 3 parallel deep cycle batteries and my current wheel house with maintainer. We showed dogs for 40 years 2 to 3 weekends a month across the U.S. where 75% of weekends were on parking lots or fields with no power. Only ran generator on hot days to keep dogs cool otherwise ran on batteries. Never one had issues with power or converters. With new low power heaters and LED lights available today we could most likely get by with one deep cycle battery. -
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Were can you order or buy these shells at I want to try some of these for next duck season. -
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