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Originally Posted by Floren Lukatsky
The breaker put in line should match the the motor Lbs, statement above would be valid if the motor was 70lb, check minn kota website for breaker size. I also read this statement and it is so wrong in all ways....
([COLOR=#333333]#10 is rated to carry 30 amps all day long without heating up, so using both conductors gives over 60 amp capacity continuous or 100 for short periods )
Always remember the breaker is not to protect the equipment, it's really ment to protect the wire from catching fire if under sized.
