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    Default 12v in Series vs single 24v Lithium Batteries


    I talked to Amped Outdoors and they said, "For your motor, we do sell the 24v 50AH and 24v 80AH which is always better than running two batteries in series." When I asked when the 12v 60AH batteries will be back in stock

    I can get two 12v 60AH for $759.98 (without a charger/sold separately) or one 24v 50AH for $799.99 (with charger).

    Forgive my ignorance, why is a single 24v 50AH better than a dual series 12v 60AH?

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    Single battery takes up less space and weight diff. Personally,,I prefer to stick with 2 batteries in case you had issues with one.

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    The 2 12 volt 60 amp hour in series will have a 10 amp hour advantage over the 24 v 60 ah battery for less money
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    Quote Originally Posted by DockShootinJack View Post
    The 2 12 volt 60 amp hour in series will have a 10 amp hour advantage over the 24 v 60 ah battery for less money
    How does that work as I thought series adds the volts and not amps? I really don't know as I am really just now learning electric stuff lol
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    Yes the volts add in series. They had a 24v 50 ah battery the 12 volt ones are 60 ah. Two of those in series will give you 24 volts at 60 amp hours. A 10 ah advantage over the 24v 50 ah battery that cost $40 more
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    Quote Originally Posted by DockShootinJack View Post
    Yes the volts add in series. They had a 24v 50 ah battery the 12 volt ones are 60 ah. Two of those in series will give you 24 volts at 60 amp hours. A 10 ah advantage over the 24v 50 ah battery that cost $40 more
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    Quote Originally Posted by cevans View Post
    Single battery takes up less space and weight diff. Personally,,I prefer to stick with 2 batteries in case you had issues with one.
    Thanks!! Also true but one wouldn't do me any good with a 24v trolling motor ha
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    Love me some lithium power!

    I run the ionic brand lithium. The single 36 volt 50ah. Just for reference, when Im dragging planer boards for catfish, I pull around .5 mph non stop for 5 hours and still have over 50% battery capacity left. The ionic batteries have a Bluetooth app that shows you all battery info in real time.

    I know this wasn’t your question But I thought it may give you something to use as a reference for how many amp hours are needed. The math can be deceiving.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lund View Post
    Thanks!! Also true but one wouldn't do me any good with a 24v trolling motor ha
    But, buy a cheap lead acid battery to connect to the other lithium, and never skip a beat waiting for your bad battery to be replaced.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JoeyWelch View Post
    Love me some lithium power!

    I run the ionic brand lithium. The single 36 volt 50ah. Just for reference, when Im dragging planer boards for catfish, I pull around .5 mph non stop for 5 hours and still have over 50% battery capacity left. The ionic batteries have a Bluetooth app that shows you all battery info in real time.

    I know this wasn’t your question But I thought it may give you something to use as a reference for how many amp hours are needed. The math can be deceiving.
    I will check them out again when I am going to buy. They were more expensive than Amped, but right now ionic are about $100 less!!


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    But, buy a cheap lead acid battery to connect to the other lithium, and never skip a beat waiting for your bad battery to be replaced.
    I didn't know you could series two different types of batteries!
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