Going to need trolling batteries soon. Want to switch to lithium. Have a 24v ultrex. What are the advantages/disadvantages of doing 1 x 24v 100ah battery versus 2 x 12v 100 amp hour batteries in series?
TIA for all responses
Going to need trolling batteries soon. Want to switch to lithium. Have a 24v ultrex. What are the advantages/disadvantages of doing 1 x 24v 100ah battery versus 2 x 12v 100 amp hour batteries in series?
TIA for all responses
Right now I have 2 12-volt deep cycle batteries to power my 24-volt Ultrex. I like having 2 separate 12-volt batteries as this lets me just use one 12-volt to power my twin Minn Kota trolling motors I'm using as brakes for Livescope fishing while still supplying 24 volts to my Ultrex. I wouldn't be able to do this with a dedicated 24-volt battery. I do have a 100 AH lithium battery to supply my 2 1222s and black boxes and my 943 XSV in the dash.
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I recently bought 2 Impulse 12v100ah batterys to run my 24v Ultrex. I have a 188. I bought too much battery. On a normal day I can fish 7hrs and use less than 15%. Both batterys are Bluetooth. If I were doing over I would stepdown 1 size and still have plenty of battery capacity
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Good information from y’all’s experience. Thanks
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