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06-09-2010, 09:18 PM
TOMMY4UA

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i am currently using a 70lb maxxum and i am looking to buy a terrova with ipilot.with the maxxum i can pull crankbaits at 1.7 to 1.9 for 4 to 5 hours,with the 36v terrova would i be able to pull for 8 hours or would i be better off with the 80lb and four batteries.thanks
06-09-2010, 09:28 PM
Cane Pole

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Originally Posted by TOMMY4UA

i am currently using a 70lb maxxum and i am looking to buy a terrova with ipilot.with the maxxum i can pull crankbaits at 1.7 to 1.9 for 4 to 5 hours,with the 36v terrova would i be able to pull for 8 hours or would i be better off with the 80lb and four batteries.thanks

I couldn't tell you because I don't know how much current the motors use at your selected speeds and conditions. I would contact Minn Kota. They got a "cheat chart" they use. These customer service folks gotta have "crutches". Right Humminbird Greg?:rolleyes:
06-09-2010, 09:39 PM
TOMMY4UA

thanks for the quick response.ill call them in the morning
06-09-2010, 09:43 PM
Barnacle Bill

Like Tom said you need to know the amp draw at the speed you want to give you a more accurate answer. However I don't think the 36V will give you the 8 hours, maybe 6-7. 4 batteries with the 80 lb motor should with no problem assuming you use the same size batteries that you are now using.
06-09-2010, 10:08 PM
TOMMY4UA

the 80lb with two batteries would be a little cheaper than the 36v with one battery and with the 80 i could take the extra two out unless i was pulling cranks
06-10-2010, 08:06 AM
Hitek

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Originally Posted by TOMMY4UA

the 80lb with two batteries would be a little cheaper than the 36v with one battery and with the 80 i could take the extra two out unless i was pulling cranks

The 80 lb with 2 batteries is probably the way I would go but then again you do have more battery maintenance and possibly another charger. Fishing gets expensive.
06-10-2010, 08:09 AM
creekslick

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Originally Posted by callshy

The 80 lb with 2 batteries is probably the way I would go but then again you do have more battery maintenance and possibly another charger. Fishing gets expensive.

And there is no end to the spending.:eek:
06-10-2010, 08:35 AM
feelay

I get 4 or 5 hours pulling with my Terrova 80. When it dies, I just use the big motor. If I had the space, an extra set of batteries would be the way to go.
06-13-2010, 01:50 PM
saltyDawg88

I have a Terrova 24v 80# US2 and On my 22' CC I can run all day... 10 hours holding on BP's in winds 10-20 mph in the open part of the lake. At the end of the day I had still 75% charge on the batteries. Runs much longer than my MG Tm ever did and it was only 67@ thrust. It pulls my boat 2.8 mph into the 15mph wind! Hope this helps you.
06-13-2010, 07:00 PM
Allan

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06-13-2010, 10:01 PM
OkieDon

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06-14-2010, 08:25 AM
beagle man

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06-14-2010, 09:21 AM
SteveJ

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Originally Posted by saltyDawg88

I have a Terrova 24v 80# US2 and On my 22' CC I can run all day... 10 hours holding on BP's in winds 10-20 mph in the open part of the lake. At the end of the day I had still 75% charge on the batteries. Runs much longer than my MG Tm ever did and it was only 67@ thrust. It pulls my boat 2.8 mph into the 15mph wind! Hope this helps you.

What batteries do you use?
06-14-2010, 01:02 PM
Hitek

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Originally Posted by saltyDawg88

I have a Terrova 24v 80# US2 and On my 22' CC I can run all day... 10 hours holding on BP's in winds 10-20 mph in the open part of the lake. At the end of the day I had still 75% charge on the batteries. Runs much longer than my MG Tm ever did and it was only 67@ thrust. It pulls my boat 2.8 mph into the 15mph wind! Hope this helps you.

You can run 1.8 mph for 10 hours in 10-20 mph wind?

Mine will run 8 hours pulling .9 in 10 mph winds and still have plenty left but if I go up to 1.8 mph they only last about 4 hours.