Battery

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Originally Posted by blueball

If you just regular fish i agree,but if you pull cranks i disagree.A set of golf cart trogens will still be going when the wally batteries are dead.Pulling cranks at 1.5-2.5 mph will eat a set of batteries in a hurry.I have 4 of the group 27 batteries for trolling in my boat,not enough height for trogen golf cart set or i would just have 2 trolling batteries.

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I reckon I'll find out soon enough, currently installing a new 24 volt 80 lb thrust Terrova with I-Pilot Link so I can troll cranks like Doug Wynn on KY Lake. :)

I would think boat size/weight would make the biggest difference on battery usage. A heavy 20 ft fiberglass boat is going to have MUCH different results than a lightweight aluminum 17 ft boat.

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Originally Posted by artcarney_agr

I reckon I'll find out soon enough, currently installing a new 24 volt 80 lb thrust Terrova with I-Pilot Link so I can troll cranks like Doug Wynn on KY Lake. :)

I would think boat size/weight would make the biggest difference on battery usage. A heavy 20 ft fiberglass boat is going to have MUCH different results than a lightweight aluminum 17 ft boat.

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I have 2 24volt setups and a trolling plate in my boat.When the fish are biting i dont want to leave them biting becsuse of dead batteries,im prepared[emoji4]

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I just today finished installing 2 Trojan 105s for a 12 volt system.
I hope its worth the extra money.
Got a new smart charger too.
Will see how long it lasts.
I do a lot of longlining and troll plugs on occasion.

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