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    Great info. Thanks for all y'all's input.
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    If your trolling batts were hooked parallel you could get by with a 2 bank.

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    Quote Originally Posted by speckfinder View Post
    If your trolling batts were hooked parallel you could get by with a 2 bank.
    Yeh but it would take twice a long to charge
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    You can just unplug the trolling motor to disconnect the circuit on any 24/36/48 series. Some people with hard wired motors just put a break on the ground. If you don't break the series, you will start a 90% charge decline that can crap out good batteries in just a couple of years. Learned that the hard way long ago before a friend that designs batteries steered me right. I never knew before

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