2014 307 Freedom - run power for my downriggers.

Hookup1 · 2025-09-02T10:04:51-0400

I'm a new 2014 307 Freedom owner that is trying to run power for my downriggers. Port side was easy. Starboard looked impossible . How did you run the power for your reels on the starboard side?

Port side is easy! Starboard side I had to remove the AC power cord connector and snake a wire up to a new hole for the 12 volt power.

LBayf · 2025-09-02T10:20:32-0400

After taking the AC power cord plate off, you snaked down to the batteries, then were able to pull a line back up to the plate?

Hookup1 · 2025-09-02T11:08:15-0400

LBayf said:
After taking the AC power cord plate off, you snaked down to the batteries, then were able to pull a line back up to the plate?

Yes. Pull the receptacle out on it's power cable to get access. I drilled a hole for the Marinco 12 volt connector next to the AC power. Wire down to battery area. Installed a small fuse block to power my kite reels.

Take a look at post#3. Excuse the cable mess...this has since been cleaned up.

Post in thread 'Electric Reel outlets'

May 23, 2025

I installed a pair of these Marinco outlets for my Daiwa TB750 reels. Installed under gunnel as the rear of the boat. You can install 20 amp inline fuse holder or bring to a fuse block. Not sure GW offers an option or anticipated a need.