Power-Pole CHARGE Marine Power Station🎣🐠
Nov 13, 2019 14:32:33 #
Ron620DVS
Loc: Guntersville Alabama
Power-Pole CHARGE Marine Power Management Station
The All-in-One, Charge on the Run, Smart Charger
The CHARGE is the most advanced power management available that does the work of three devices -- a traditional battery charger, a charge-on-the-run an emergency start system--all in one compact unit. CHARGE monitors power use and puts power where it’s needed most — a feat no other battery-charger system can accomplish.
Since every angler has different power-consumption needs when out on the water, CHARGE automatically devotes more power to the batteries that need it the most for maximum efficiency. Whether it is the trolling motor, live wells or other devices, CHARGE seamlessly manages power so boaters can enjoy more time on the water.
Power-Pole CHARGE Marine Power Station
CHARGE is the world's first bi-directional marine battery charging and power management station which means it doesn't just put power into your battery, it moves power around from cranking battery to auxiliary batteries to keep them all balanced and charged.
Bi-Directional Power-Pole Charge System
https://youtu.be/6tfSHpdNvaU
The All-in-One, Charge on the Run, Smart Charger
The CHARGE is the most advanced power management available that does the work of three devices -- a traditional battery charger, a charge-on-the-run an emergency start system--all in one compact unit. CHARGE monitors power use and puts power where it’s needed most — a feat no other battery-charger system can accomplish.
Since every angler has different power-consumption needs when out on the water, CHARGE automatically devotes more power to the batteries that need it the most for maximum efficiency. Whether it is the trolling motor, live wells or other devices, CHARGE seamlessly manages power so boaters can enjoy more time on the water.
Power-Pole CHARGE Marine Power Station
CHARGE is the world's first bi-directional marine battery charging and power management station which means it doesn't just put power into your battery, it moves power around from cranking battery to auxiliary batteries to keep them all balanced and charged.
Bi-Directional Power-Pole Charge System
https://youtu.be/6tfSHpdNvaU
Nov 14, 2019 08:54:17 #
Curious question Ron, I never had a power pole but my neighbor just purchased one and I go out with him occasionally. He got it stuck once in the mud finally worked it out but was concerned about draining the battery while we were doing it.
So my question is how would you retrieve it if power were to low to bring it up? Did not see a crank of any sort.
So my question is how would you retrieve it if power were to low to bring it up? Did not see a crank of any sort.
Nov 14, 2019 12:13:14 #
Ron620DVS
Loc: Guntersville Alabama
plumbob wrote:
Curious question Ron, I never had a power pole but my neighbor just purchased one and I go out with him occasionally. He got it stuck once in the mud finally worked it out but was concerned about draining the battery while we were doing it.
So my question is how would you retrieve it if power were to low to bring it up? Did not see a crank of any sort.
So my question is how would you retrieve it if power were to low to bring it up? Did not see a crank of any sort.
Nov 14, 2019 12:19:28 #
Ron620DVS
Loc: Guntersville Alabama
I have the 8' blades and they will do the same every now and then. Push and hold UP on your remote for a few seconds. If that doesn't work, put the other one back down and then double-punch the remote to come up.
If that doesn't work, there is a manual bypass at the pump, but I've not yet had to use it.
Power-Pole Tech
Outdoorsman
Guys,
No need to disconnect any lines or bypass anything! Put the boat on plane and drive off, this will force the unit up, relieving pressure within the lines. Once you stop the unit will fall back down but can be raised by hand to a height thats much easier to get a rope around the unit.
As for them getting stuck down during normal use, it sounds like the units need some further priming of the hydraulic system. Put the boat in open water and deploy the unit to its max depth and keep the button held down for 10 seconds, put the boat in forward gear and repeat in the up direction. Do this 3 or 4 times and your pump should be fully bled of any air in the system.
Please let me know if you have any further questions!
www.power-pole.com
If that doesn't work, there is a manual bypass at the pump, but I've not yet had to use it.
Power-Pole Tech
Outdoorsman
Guys,
No need to disconnect any lines or bypass anything! Put the boat on plane and drive off, this will force the unit up, relieving pressure within the lines. Once you stop the unit will fall back down but can be raised by hand to a height thats much easier to get a rope around the unit.
As for them getting stuck down during normal use, it sounds like the units need some further priming of the hydraulic system. Put the boat in open water and deploy the unit to its max depth and keep the button held down for 10 seconds, put the boat in forward gear and repeat in the up direction. Do this 3 or 4 times and your pump should be fully bled of any air in the system.
Please let me know if you have any further questions!
www.power-pole.com
Nov 14, 2019 12:26:07 #
Ron620DVS
Loc: Guntersville Alabama
If need more hydraulic fluid. Where can I purchase your hydraulic fluid?
We suggest you use Green Marine, which is a non-toxic and biodegradable fluid. Green Marine can be purchased through any of our authorized dealers or here on our website. As an alternative, any ISO032 hydraulic fluid or SAE10 oil can be used.
We suggest you use Green Marine, which is a non-toxic and biodegradable fluid. Green Marine can be purchased through any of our authorized dealers or here on our website. As an alternative, any ISO032 hydraulic fluid or SAE10 oil can be used.
Nov 14, 2019 12:28:00 #
Ron620DVS
Loc: Guntersville Alabama
Can I operate two Power-Pole anchors off a single pump?
As the manufacturer, we recommend the use of independent pump systems with each Power-Pole anchor. Following are some reasons:
Dual Power-Pole anchors will not deploy at the same time and/or same rate using one pump.
The relief valves will not function according to the intended design of the Power-Pole anchor and may cause a mechanical failure when using only one pump system.
Many features of our 2012 and newer models will not be functional when a single pump is used to operate dual Power-Pole anchors.
Furthermore, since damage is quite possible using one pump with two Power-Pole anchors, doing so will void all warranties. If you have any questions regarding this, please contact our technical support staff at 813-663-3999.
As the manufacturer, we recommend the use of independent pump systems with each Power-Pole anchor. Following are some reasons:
Dual Power-Pole anchors will not deploy at the same time and/or same rate using one pump.
The relief valves will not function according to the intended design of the Power-Pole anchor and may cause a mechanical failure when using only one pump system.
Many features of our 2012 and newer models will not be functional when a single pump is used to operate dual Power-Pole anchors.
Furthermore, since damage is quite possible using one pump with two Power-Pole anchors, doing so will void all warranties. If you have any questions regarding this, please contact our technical support staff at 813-663-3999.
Nov 14, 2019 12:30:56 #
Ron620DVS
Loc: Guntersville Alabama
What's the difference between Power-Pole and Talon shallow water anchors?
Weight on transom – Power-Pole is the lightest, only 28.69lbs for our 10ft Blade.
Deployment method – Power-Pole uses an articulating arm spike deployment which allows the anchor to bend and twist without affecting deployment or retraction vs. a telescoping vertical deployment.
Depth – Power-Pole has a maximum deployment of 10ft deep for the most effective stopping and holding vs. 12ft.
Height clearance - Power-Pole features down and out of the way deployment which allows 360 degree casting without obstacle, allows adjustable deployment for low bridges and for getting into your garage vs. a fixed vertical obstruction.
Hydro vs. Electric – Power-Pole hydraulics feature drive-off protection should you happen to leave the anchor deployed protecting the anchor and your transom vs. electric cable driven mechanism which does not.
Maintenance and Service – Power-Pole maintenance is simple, rinse with hose after use, just like you rinse your boat and Power-Pole anchors are backed by the best service in the industry (read our customer reviews) vs. regularly deploying the entire Talon out of the water and spraying with lubricant.
Availability of mounting options – Power-Pole anchors feature custom adapter plates for each boat model and motor combination for the best angle and least weight vs. a universal adapter plate with substantial additional weight.
Accessories - Power-Pole offers foot switches, travel covers, drift paddle and down rigger for deep water fishing.
Warranty – Power-Pole offers a 5-year warranty on Blade and Pro II models, and 3 years on the Sportsman II vs 5 years on all models.
Repair - Power-Pole anchors can be repaired at any of our over 1500 nationwide dealer network facilities including over 300 Certified Warranty Centers vs. regional repair centers.
Price – Power-Pole hydraulic anchors start at $1,299 to $1,999 vs $1,899 to $2,499.
Weight on transom – Power-Pole is the lightest, only 28.69lbs for our 10ft Blade.
Deployment method – Power-Pole uses an articulating arm spike deployment which allows the anchor to bend and twist without affecting deployment or retraction vs. a telescoping vertical deployment.
Depth – Power-Pole has a maximum deployment of 10ft deep for the most effective stopping and holding vs. 12ft.
Height clearance - Power-Pole features down and out of the way deployment which allows 360 degree casting without obstacle, allows adjustable deployment for low bridges and for getting into your garage vs. a fixed vertical obstruction.
Hydro vs. Electric – Power-Pole hydraulics feature drive-off protection should you happen to leave the anchor deployed protecting the anchor and your transom vs. electric cable driven mechanism which does not.
Maintenance and Service – Power-Pole maintenance is simple, rinse with hose after use, just like you rinse your boat and Power-Pole anchors are backed by the best service in the industry (read our customer reviews) vs. regularly deploying the entire Talon out of the water and spraying with lubricant.
Availability of mounting options – Power-Pole anchors feature custom adapter plates for each boat model and motor combination for the best angle and least weight vs. a universal adapter plate with substantial additional weight.
Accessories - Power-Pole offers foot switches, travel covers, drift paddle and down rigger for deep water fishing.
Warranty – Power-Pole offers a 5-year warranty on Blade and Pro II models, and 3 years on the Sportsman II vs 5 years on all models.
Repair - Power-Pole anchors can be repaired at any of our over 1500 nationwide dealer network facilities including over 300 Certified Warranty Centers vs. regional repair centers.
Price – Power-Pole hydraulic anchors start at $1,299 to $1,999 vs $1,899 to $2,499.
Nov 14, 2019 12:33:45 #
Ron620DVS
Loc: Guntersville Alabama
I have seen several boats come in with the Poles tied up with rope. This seems to be a common occurance. Is this a problem with the competition MinnKota Talon?
Nov 14, 2019 12:58:09 #
Ron620DVS wrote:
I have the 8' blades and they will do the same eve... (show quote)
Thanks Ron good to know especially when well away from land.
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