Has anyone figured out how to charge the 7s battery? Wont be riding for a week or 2 yet and wanna get the display figured out with out letting the sled idle for long periods or time
7s Battery charging
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I seen that but didn't know what kinda of charging cord I needed. Thanks
I had that in my 21 Switchback Maytrx and It stayed charged for over a month with no worries.
I tried charging it with a battery tender/charger. No luck wouldn't take charge.
I tried with same results.
The male portion of the plug is smaller than standard SAE.
I’m guessing polaris sells something?
Maybe a “power up cable”
Really…… that is really bad on Poo’s end. Is that the same with electric start?
I’ve only seen a manual start sled.
Why is that bad?
Random people hooking up random power inputs is probably worse.
You are right there. I’m just assuming that it’s either for charging the electric start battery, or the 7S gauge battery; being next to the footwell. In the past, it was for charging an acid battery, not to get power. I’m just trying to figure out if Polaris would install lithium vs. acid batteries? Maybe different connections for various batteries. That’s all I’m saying…… maybe make it known to consumer’s. I’m not doubting your input, just trying to verify what is what. Different for various sleds? Polaris might have a valid reason. I haven’t seen a non electric vs. electric start to know for sure. But I can not see Polaris installing lithium.
I respect your input, always have.
Non electric start is lithium.
My thought was so folks don’t try to charge it with the wrong style charger.
Ahhh, that may explain it then. Lithium requires a different charge than acid. Thanks
My battery tender worked just fine it’s actually not a lithium battery though just a standard lead acid.
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I’ve used both battery tender and a dewalt model both work fine. Non electric start.
When you are defining the 7s battery… I assume you mean the battery in the footwell correct? The sled will charge that battery while running so you should not have to put a tender on it.
