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  1. 04-06-2014, 05:49 PM #11
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    I'm saying top speed is 2.6-3 mph Fished a tourney at Clinton high winds out for close to 3hrs spider rigging. Had 3 out of 4 bars left when we were done. Not 2.6-3 mph all day. But I have fished 3-4 days without recharging away from home
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gobob View Post
    I'm saying top speed is 2.6-3 mph Fished a tourney at Clinton high winds out for close to 3hrs spider rigging. Had 3 out of 4 bars left when we were done. Not 2.6-3 mph all day. But I have fished 3-4 days without recharging away from home
    So....What are you using for batteries?
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  3. 04-06-2014, 08:41 PM #13
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    Farm and Fleet deep cycle 31's. I got 6 yrs out of the last set, that was before I got a on board charger
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gobob View Post
    Farm and Fleet deep cycle 31's
    Amp hour rating?

    Three to four days is possible if
    1. you have high capacity batteries, and
    2. you are not fishing large TMO lakes

    Even if you can go for 3 - 4 days on a charge, you shouldn't (unless that's your only option.) To keep battery-killing sulfation from occurring, your battery needs to be kept in a fully charged state.
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