2 down and one to go

Just got to make due for a couple months is all. Not gonna be able to fish as much as I want to. Got something coming up that's gonna keep me off the water next weekend and the one ofter that.:biggrin

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Originally Posted by DonDon

Just got to last me a couple months of slow trolling G. Just dont' have the money right now. Just paid for a full week down in Cancun for the both of us All Inclusive at a resort LOL $2800. Then saving for a couple fishing trips down there. Tarpon and bonefish are on my bucket list and they have a bunch of both

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sounds like fun

So let me get this straight if you are running 36 volts and one battery goes bad,you should change all three?I understand the balancing load and equal draw down between the new and used batteries.But there is no way I would change 3 batteries if just one goes bad.It may be what the book says but I have never had trouble changing one at a time.

You can tell who has to much money on here LOL

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Originally Posted by Big C

So let me get this straight if you are running 36 volts and one battery goes bad,you should change all three?I understand the balancing load and equal draw down between the new and used batteries.But there is no way I would change 3 batteries if just one goes bad.It may be what the book says but I have never had trouble changing one at a time.

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Originally Posted by Big C

So let me get this straight if you are running 36 volts and one battery goes bad,you should change all three?I understand the balancing load and equal draw down between the new and used batteries.But there is no way I would change 3 batteries if just one goes bad.It may be what the book says but I have never had trouble changing one at a time.

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Learned that from working on big trucks for nearly 40 years. Yep, what your doing will work but your battery life will not be nearly as long. We just changed them all out and used the good batterys we took off on vehicles etc. that only required one battery.