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    Quote Originally Posted by DREWTICK View Post
    same performance of either setup, I prefer using 2 12v over 1 24v
    my reasons, makes charging simpler, can use a 3 bank charger VS a 24v and a 12v for starting
    if for some reason there was and issue with a battery you can use a 12v lead battery temporally to get by although problems with these isnt very common
    also if you ever decided to go to a 36v trolling motor just add a battery

    Tom I will always have a good price for you anytime.

    keep in mind that the DualPro charger that come in a Phoenix will not work with lithium

    I sell a lot of those 24v batteries to Bullet owners
    Ya, I looked into the charger. 350 something dollars. It seemed like it said that my charger would work, but I assume the proper charger would be best of course. I was looking on the battery co. web pages. It also said 'in parallel' and didn't mention 'in series' at all, or I missed it. But a battery is a battery, series, parallel, should all work. I do like the idea of (2) 12 volt batteries.
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    Had mine for two seasons now - bought from Andy who was excellent to work with. I can't imagine ever going back to lead acid or AGM. The Battery App alone is worth it.
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