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    Will do....I sure haven't done that before...THANKS!!
    Quote Originally Posted by Superglue View Post
    Always make sure your trolling motor is unplugged while charging 24v to disrupt the circuit. You will have mid battery memory "50% charge" within a few months if the circuit is hot during charging continiusly Some put a switch between the jumper wire to make it easier. 36v goes "memory " even faster

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    Hard lesson I learned a long time ago when we were going from 12 to 24 on the bass rigs. Couldn't figure out why my batteries weren't lasting long as I thought they should. Another fisherman helped me out. Honestly I had never thought of that.

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    No blown fuses... Dunno.. Guess i just give it a couple days to see what happens and running em down after trolling cranks tmrw

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    Take battery to Auto Zone and have them check it for you, then you can rule out the battery. You can buy a bad battery!

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    Thanks everybody for the help....All is well on the batteries. I guess those new batteries just needed charged longer. I fished this weekend pulling cranks and ran em dead. plugged in and the next morning all charged up and charger in maint mode.

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