Hey, how did you do that? The part where you read my mind?prowlersfish wrote:Marketing 101Big D wrote:. As for `Dual Purpose` batteries, don`t even get me started on that
Let's Talk Batteries....and Hook Ups
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Re: Let's Talk Batteries....and Hook Ups
She was a 1969 36 ft wooden beauty with big blue 440s that we'll miss forever.
And thanks to the gang, 2012 Trojan Boater Of The Year
And thanks to the gang, 2012 Trojan Boater Of The Year
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Re: Let's Talk Batteries....and Hook Ups
Great minds ......... 
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Re: Let's Talk Batteries....and Hook Ups
I was just trying to get Paul to give me some more grief for pinging a 4-year old thread......
I hate those neither here nor there batteries too, which is why I went with larger purely deep cycle for both starting batteries and always parallel them when I start. Reduced current draw when starting, yet lots of support for house loads when swinging on the hook. I went old school on the generator battery though.
I hate those neither here nor there batteries too, which is why I went with larger purely deep cycle for both starting batteries and always parallel them when I start. Reduced current draw when starting, yet lots of support for house loads when swinging on the hook. I went old school on the generator battery though.
I needed a less expensive hobby, so I bought a boat!