I have a 93 PII, with a 80lb MG Tour Digital and recently at an electric only lake, have my breaker for just 1 of my batteries pop, when I put it on high to move across the lake. It is always the same battery, (Both a new this spring). It is a 40 amp breaker, and I just have to cruise at 3/4 speed to not trip it. I think the breaker is bad, and I when I buy the replacement I plan to use a 50amp, as Ive read on here is a good idea. Sounds simple enough.2nd part of my question, and seemingly more complicated. In the rear, I dont have a jumper connection from 1 battery to another (“+” of one to “-” of the other). I have 4 wires running the length of the boat from the batteries to the TM plug. My question is, wouldnt it be better to jump positive to negative between the two with a 12-18″ jumper, and then double up the positive wires and the negative wires, to the remaining open terminals? It is a 12/24 plug, and still the stock plug, from what I can tell, but not entirely sure. My assumption is that I essentially am running a 20×2 = 40 jumper and losing voltage the whole way…. Any advice, tips, explanation, would be greatly appreciated!Thanks, MarkLast edited by WMFisher on June 5th, 2014, 6:46 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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