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  1. 06-21-2020, 04:21 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rees Guide View Post
    I believe in these good enough I am fixing to be a dealer. Took 360lbs out of the back of my boat. With the MTech's a Minn Kota Precision charge works, any charger that you can choose the type battery works.
    More days than not I like having them extra few hundred pounds in the boat and not just including on me... Lol. Heavy means stability in my simple mind. I do see the benefits to lithium, lighter weight sure for some, but overall life cycles if correct / accurate are the biggest selling point. Checked out Miller Tech seems to be the most reasonable priced on the market. Lot of money to drop at once, but if for sure they last 8 to 10 years they would be worth it long term. Good luck, sounds like you are satisfied at this point. Like the fact of not buying a special charger as well!
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    Looks good John,,let us know how they work out,,,be nice to shed that much weight....
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    They are awesome so far
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    Looks good John,,let us know how they work out,,,be nice to shed that much weight....
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    I can say I went with John last weekend and we pulled cranks from 6am to 2:30pm in a constant 10-15 mph wind. When we finished I think the batteries were still over 60%. My AGM batteries would have been struggling.


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    Interested in 2 100ah trollers and 1 cranking if you do become a dealer.. What is your F/B under?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gearsmasher View Post
    Interested in 2 100ah trollers and 1 cranking if you do become a dealer.. What is your F/B under?
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