Reply With QuoteI have the 80 i pilot on a 20 foot nitro and with 2 batteries I get about 3 days of 6 hours a day.
phaz
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24 or 36 volt terrova
Next week I am ordering a new terrova with ipilot. Does anyone on here have a 36 volt terrova they use for pulling cranks .With a 24 volt I can only get about 4 - 5 hours on my batteries and I was wondering if I went with the 36 volt would i be able to get 7 -8 hours on my batteries . If I cant get 8 hours out of a 36 v I will just get the 24 v and carry 2 extra batteries. Thanks for any help
I have the 80 i pilot on a 20 foot nitro and with 2 batteries I get about 3 days of 6 hours a day.
phaz
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I just purchased the 36 volt today. As soon as I get it installed I will be sure to post. Might be a few days. I have the 24 now.
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I have a 80# terrova on a 21 FT CC and can troll all day with mine and still have juice.
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What kind of batteries do you have? There can be huge differences in capacity.
Slabmaster II
+1 you should be able to run dawn to dusk at those speeds. I agree it's more likely a battery issue.Originally Posted by CatFan
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Tommy, is your current 24 volt setup a Terrova or something without the servo drives? Like others, my experience has been much longer runtimes with the Terrova.
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I have a maxxum right now.when pulling cranks at 1.7 - 2.0 mph I have never seen anyones batteries last more than 5hours.I have two brand new interstate 31's being charged with a dual pro charger that will charge them to 13.8 volts
Slabmaster II
Yeah thats faster than I was thinking, what setting is on you TM?
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The first two hours I run it at about 60% and then I have to bump it up about 10% every half hour.
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