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| Want to convert from 12v to 24v, 16 foot alumacraft classic, limited space, will group 24's work with 70lb terrova or too small? Thanks |
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| 2-24's will get you a full day of fishing,just don't buy the cheapies!if you have a northern battery dealer in your area buy a pair of their 24ev's or hd's. |
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Location: Yahara River Chain | Guest - 7/13/2013 7:37 PM
will group 24's work with 70lb terrova or too small?
Yes it will work. But you will have less run time as you would with a larger group. Will that run time be enough? Really depends on how heavily they are used. Most cases yes, unless you are battling wind and current all day. I don't think anyone here can tell you if they can last a day or a half day, etc without know more about the way you use the unit, the amount of thrust applied, weight of boat, etc.
Edited by muskie! nut 7/14/2013 12:20 PM
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| Will it work better than running 12v? I position fish, very little constant. I do use it troll for eyes when calm. |
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Location: Hayward, WI | I'm sure there is a mathematical way to calculate it, but I would guess a 24 volt system using 24's would be better than a 12 volt system on a 27 but I'm just guessing.
I have the old version Alumacraft Navigator. I think it is the same boat as the current Classic, or at least very similar. I have 2, 27 series in the rear storage area. I'm sure I could fit 3 if I wanted. Are you sure the 27's won't work? |
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Location: Contrarian Island | yes, 2 24s will be way better than one 12... get the best ones you can afford...check out Farm n Fleet duration agms
i have 2 in a tuffy esox and no prob going a full day or 2 |
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