LEWMAR PROFISH 700 FREE FALL

Hello, you'll need an anchorstopper to secure your anchor.

There are a variety of factors to think about. The best thing to do is look at the specifications for both types on the Lewmar website. There will be blueprints with dimensions and footprints on them.

I'm not sure what the draw is because it's wired directly to one of my electronics batteries. I have four batteries on my 28 Hydra Sports: one for each engine (800 cca on both) and two 650 cca electronics batteries for electronics, bait well, and other things. I usually fish in 50-70 feet of water. I'm in 70 feet of water and move around a lot during the day, and I've had no issues with the battery or the unit itself. It's something I'd recommend because the free fall is fantastic. I've had it for a year and have had no problems with it. It was installed by me.

The following is included in the kit: br>• Windlass br>• Base gasket seal br>• Fast mounting studs br>• Installation wrench br>• Circuit breaker br>• Dual-voltage circuit breaker • Rocker switch br>br>• Direction solenoid br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br>br • Lewmar Gypsy No. 1 br> • Max. 503 br> br>• Max. chain size: 1/4" G4, 1/4" BBB br> Rope Size: 1/2" in 3-foot lengths 8-strand and strand • Typical Max br>plait br> Pull: • Max. weight: 700 lbs. Speed of the line: 105 ft. / min. Typical Working Load Limit: br> • Weight: 175 lbs. br>• Material: 100% 316 stainless steel (including control arm and stripper)
• Operating Voltage: E2?? Operating Voltage: E2?? Operating Voltage: E2?? Operating Voltage: E2??% • Power Consumption: 12 volts DC br> • Normal Current Draw: 500 Watts br> • Circuit Breaker: 35 Amps br> 50 Amps