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    Quote Originally Posted by brettw View Post
    It’s a Motor Guide Xi5, I assume since I paid Max price, it has a Maximizer!

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    Yep, you got maximizer. Assuming 55 thrust. My terrova 55 pulls my Wareagle that's about same size and weight of yours on 2 group 27's about 4 hours at 1.5. Would assume a couple of more hours out of 31's. I have a 50 4stroke with trolling plate. For cranks I run big motor at idle, tie down steering straight ahead then use troller to steer. Set it on about 4 sand it lasts all day with little drop on batteries since it's not really pulling the boat just the side thrust to steer.
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    https://www.trojanbattery.com/product/t-105/

    Put Two of these in, wired in series. Or two of the 12 volt wired in parallel. Just make sure too get a big enough charger, and make sure you have enough height for them. They're taller than a standard deep cycle.
    Look at the amp hours compared to a standard deep cycle.
    You'll be able to go into the wind and current all day long!
    Go to a local golf cart store, and price them.
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    Quote Originally Posted by skunked again View Post
    https://www.trojanbattery.com/product/t-105/

    Put Two of these in, wired in series. Or two of the 12 volt wired in parallel. Just make sure too get a big enough charger, and make sure you have enough height for them. They're taller than a standard deep cycle.
    Look at the amp hours compared to a standard deep cycle.
    You'll be able to go into the wind and current all day long!
    Go to a local golf cart store, and price them.
    Ok
    I tried to post a pic but couldn’t,
    Anyway I’m looking at 2 6volt 232 AH batteries wired to give me 12 volts.
    That keeps the AH at 232?
    So my Xi 5 pulls 50 A at max
    I’m looking at 4 hours of time on the water running at full power? ( I don’t run full power by the way, maybe 75%)

    Thanks for clarification

    Ps price is $124. per battery


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    Quote Originally Posted by Ralo79 View Post
    I run a 18 ft F&F flatbottom with 90 hp tiller. I can run all day on a US Battery (golf cart). They will do the job!! I can push cranks till i give out and have battery left, just an option since a TM in not.


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    Quote Originally Posted by brettw View Post
    Ok
    I tried to post a pic but couldn’t,
    Anyway I’m looking at 2 6volt 232 AH batteries wired to give me 12 volts.
    That keeps the AH at 232?
    So my Xi 5 pulls 50 A at max
    I’m looking at 4 hours of time on the water running at full power? ( I don’t run full power by the way, maybe 75%)

    Thanks for clarification

    Ps price is $124. per battery


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    No, if you wire the 6 volt in series, to get 12 volt. You will double the amp hours. Which should effectively double the run time.
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    I have 55lb 12v terrova
    Running 2 -1275 12v Trojan golf cart batteries with this set up I'm getting around 10 hrs run time. ... I get run down way before the batteries

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    Quote Originally Posted by brettw View Post
    Ok
    I tried to post a pic but couldn’t,
    Anyway I’m looking at 2 6volt 232 AH batteries wired to give me 12 volts.
    That keeps the AH at 232?
    So my Xi 5 pulls 50 A at max
    I’m looking at 4 hours of time on the water running at full power? ( I don’t run full power by the way, maybe 75%)

    Thanks for clarification

    Ps price is $124. per battery


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    Unless you buy a golf cart charger built for 6 volts can't figure how you would plan on charging them. Remember 2 6volts paralleled make 12 which would give you a lot more power but you still have to charge each seperatly at 6 volts.
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    Quote Originally Posted by brettw View Post
    You moved all 3 up front?

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    I still have two group 24 batteries in the back one for engine and one for electronics... the three up front only run the TM


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    I have to wire in Series to get 12 volts.
    Series wiring keeps the AH the same according to this web site
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    https://www.batterystuff.com/kb/arti...-tutorial.html


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