How to power Garmin Echomap 93sv and Livescope with Milwaukee M18 batteries

Just giving a little tutorial on how I power my Garmin Echomap with Milwaukee M18 batteries.

[MrWhitehat]

Do you have to get the cable with split power ? When u add the livescope there isn't there a cable that runs the echomap?

[Zuperman]

Still no issues with this setup? Ive always powered my livescope with my milwaukee m18 batteries but have been thinking for awhile now i could do the 93sv uhd as well. Was this the uhd version?

[nikolairunstrom]

Get the 18 to 12v step down milwaukee adapter. No need to run your garmin at 18-20v. As others have said it can also void your warranty or cause damage.

[glenndaugherity]

I found an adapter on Amazon that’s made in the USA and it has posts to use the same wires that came with the unit. But I just have the Panoptix not the Livescope. But my unit will run all day on the 9 and the 12.

[Utah_Mike]

I run mine with dewalt battery, same as I use with drill & auger. Thanks for the info.

[garylittle]

Where can I buy the wiring harness to connect to Garmin black box and fish finder ??

[stevehenry]

Heck yeah! How's this been holding up? Still no issues with the Garmin unit?

[bobbywilliams]

Hey I’m new to livescope and the Milwaukee battery deal. But will the 18 volt battery harm the eco map or do you need to split the power between ecomap and livescope to be safer. Please let me know. Don’t want to fry my garmin 93sv

[johnkese]

What are the names of battery holder AND the wire harness that you bought on Amazon? (Ps … very useful video.)

[joshgriffeth]

I have the 6.0 ah 18v Milwaukee batteries and get about 2.5 to 3 hrs each on them. Not much. Livescope with Garmin Echomap 102sv. Livescopes SUCK electricity.

[dougwarren]

Talk to Garmin these types of batteries will void your warranty