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  1. 05-31-2017, 05:15 PM #11
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    Quote Originally Posted by ibmack View Post
    i must have read your mind. i tried to crimp it with the small crimper made for light crimping but couldn't get it to hardly bend. finally tightened it up with the ole vice grips. i bet that baby doesn't come lose at the crimp again
    Other day I went out with my freshly charged deep cycle ready to fish but battery was dead on the remote. Just fyi fosters on hwy 300 doesn't have 2032 batteries

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lawnmowerman43 View Post
    Other day I went out with my freshly charged deep cycle ready to fish but battery was dead on the remote. Just fyi fosters on hwy 300 doesn't have 2032 batteries

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    Been there, done that. Now I keep spares in my boat. I also solder those connections. All crimped connections at the battery are subject to corrode eventually, sometimes making it hard to find a bad connection when at a glance they look good.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mac Daddy View Post
    Been there, done that. Now I keep spares in my boat. I also solder those connections. All crimped connections at the battery are subject to corrode eventually, sometimes making it hard to find a bad connection when at a glance they look good.
    excellent info. ty mac daddy.
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