Posted by pete 23 on October 14, 2016 at 10:15:32 from (74.33.105.117):
In Reply to: Deep Cycle batteries? posted by Lazy WP on October 14, 2016 at 05:18:04:
I had a true deep cycle battery in my boat. I used it for my trolling motor and lights. No electric start or charging system on that motor. I would run that battery until it would have just enough charge left to light up the running lights. Trolling motor would not pull good any more. When I got home it went on a 6 amp charger immediately and left on until voltage was up to 14.5 minimum. It might take 24 hours or more. That battery lasted me ten years and I used it a lot.
It is hard to find and very expensive to find a true deep cycle now days. Most are combination RV batteries that have pretty good cranking power and pretty good slow , low discharge capabilities, but not great at either.
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