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Anyone run the li time lithium batteries for their trolling motors? They are priced about 1/3 the price of others
Which brand of battery are you using, looking at for trolling motor in the springI run four in my 189 gl. Really like them. For the cost the 5 year warranty doesn’t scare me. Only issue i had was I bumped my electronics on and sent the battery to 0. Needed to play with the charger a little but got it back up. Full day guide trips and still only a couple hours to fully charge. Never ran out of battery and that’s the first time in the last 3 years.
Li Time lithiums.Which brand of battery are you using, looking at for trolling motor in the spring
What Amp Hour did you buy? And which model - bluetooth, etc?I run four in my 189 gl. Really like them. For the cost the 5 year warranty doesn’t scare me. Only issue i had was I bumped my electronics on and sent the battery to 0. Needed to play with the charger a little but got it back up. Full day guide trips and still only a couple hours to fully charge. Never ran out of battery and that’s the first time in the last 3 years.
It appears to be able to monitor battery status via bluetoothA bluetooth battery? WTH is that?
Agreed - I was just curious to hear if and why bluetooth option was worthwhile. But mainly which Amp Hour was producing results of full day guiding. Seems like a cheap upgrade for a guy already in the market for new batteries.Good grief, while I can see where there's some benefit to this...I put it right up there with Amped Outdoors' BMS. BMS = Battery Management System
I must be the only one to read the words on the Amped Outdoors battery chargers as I specifically asked the Scheels people about "WTF is this" as they were labeled as for use only with BMS batteries, or something like that...I already threw the box away. Something about temp control, etc.
Oddly enough, they don't use the expression "this is a battery with BMS" on their own damn batteries. At least, not prominently on the exterior of their batteries.
12V 100 amp TM connected for 36 volt trolling motor. Of course I ordered mine a week before the Bluetooth ones came out. Biggest pain was needing to order a new charging system and wiring that through.What Amp Hour did you buy? And which model - bluetooth, etc?
https://www.litime.com/collections/...MW3DbeKlaIc-wKRJRmH81z9k9xs_F7nmImmZz9Osm5mOlI put 8 six volt batteries lead acid in the golf cart last spring. Would these little lighter fellas do the trick?
Probably get 4+ more years outa this recent investment, but for the next go around. As I age, I really hate lifting 60+ lbs batteries.