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Jack

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  1. I have a 12 volt motor on my boat hoist to lift the boat and have a 5 watt solar panel hooked up to the battery at the end of the dock. It goes the whole season and battery always has plenty of charge. I am very happy with the 5 watt panel. I bought mine at Northern Tool on sale for $39.00. If you get to big of a panel you may need a regulator so you don't over charge your battery.

    Good Luck !

    JT

  2. Hi !

    Seems like from what I've read here if your running wire Dipsey (like a Walker 107 ) set on 2.5 it's a 3:1 ratio (300' wire - driver down 100'). So if I'm running a diver on each side of the boat set at 2.5 with the same amount of wire out on each , any idea of how wide the spread would be with 100' , 200' or 300' ?

    Thanks JT

  3. I would like to Thank Everyone for all the Great input ! I have a 18' boat and will be buying just 1 set up for now so it looks like a 600' copper would be the most versatile way to go . (along with a pair of wire cutters :D ) Trying new things is half the fun fishing. (can't decide if spending money or catching fish is the other half)

    Thanks again for all the help!!!

    JT

  4. Last season I picked up 2 dipsy wire set ups which out fished my riggers . So everything I read here was true . Now I would like to pick up a copper rig . But not sure how to run it .

    Do you let copper out like wire with a loose drag then tighten it up a bit ?

    If I am running 2 riggers and wire dipsies on either side ,when do you put the copper in ?

    To keep tangles to a minium do you run it down the shoot or inline planner ?

    Thanks for any help !!!!

    JT

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