Papamoa Beach - Karewa Parade
Saturday 19 October, 11 am
We will be on the beach, near the carpark next to 107 Karewa Parade. This is outside the restricted flight zone for Tauranga Airport, and we can demo the drone along with the Seahorse Kontiki.
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$100.00 inc GST
The smaller 9ah battery is the smaller of the two batteries used in the Seahorse GPS and STD Kontiki’s.
The older Seahorse 30’s used 2 * 9ah batteries, or the twin 9ah batteries for the very old units, which is listed elsewhere on the website.
All Lead Acid Batteries need to be kept fully charged. If they are left unchanged, then they will very quickly lose their capacity, and your run-time will shorten.
Lead Acid Batteries will self discharge, and need to be topped up (every three months) if not being used.
We recommend charging all you batteries after a fishing trip, whether they were used or not. We also suggest placing them on the charger before you go fishing to ensure they are fully charged.
Remove the batteries from the Seahorse when charging. Try and use and charging the same batteries together. Labeling them is a good way to achieve this. Ensure your connectors are greased with melded grease every six months.
All sealed lead-acid (SLA)batteries have a designed life (dropped to 60% of original capacity) of 3 to 5 years, depending on their application.
They are designed to be kept fully charged and to be discharged slowly, over hours, not minutes. The Seahorse Kontiki discharges the batteries very quickly, and this affects their effective life.
The Seahorse batteries have a 12-month warranty, and we expect they should last 2 years before you see a noticeable drop in performance. Having said that, we have seen batteries 5 years old, going better than new.
Older batteries can be used on the winch, where the demands aren’t as high, or for shorter sets.
Either drop your old batteries into the Seahorse factory shop in Tauriko, Tauranga or go to your local Rubbish transfer centre.
Do not dispose of them in the normal rubbish collection, as they contain lead and acid.
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