Anyone have any regrets with any brand or size of Lithium Deep Cycle batteries? Going to be changing out a 24v setup to a 36v on a TR-22 Triton. Warnings? Problems? Suggestins?
Anyone have any regrets with any brand or size of Lithium Deep Cycle batteries? Going to be changing out a 24v setup to a 36v on a TR-22 Triton. Warnings? Problems? Suggestins?
I have done it twice. No regrets at all. I bought Relions 50ah the first time. Recently I bought Impulse 60ah with Bluetooth. I really like having the app to keep track of their SOC. I never had an issue of wearing them out.
Make sure you update your charger as well as your batteries.
USN Retired
2020 Basscat Caracal
2020 Mercury 225 ProXS 4s
I have the Ionics in my TR20. 36v TM with 3-50ah lithiums and the 125ah lithium for the cranking battery. Had them for 20 months now and no issues. I have a ProXS 225hp and all electronics on the one battery. I can fish two tournaments on one charge of the batteries. After two tournaments the TM batteries have only gotten down to about 53% charge and cranking battery has never gotten below 83% charge.
No regrets on my end either.....2 Ionic 50ah for troller and 1 100ah cranking for a 200 ProXs (2S)........trollers are going 2 yrs old and cranker will be 1 yr old.......on your trollers, just get the correct size according to your fishing habit......i
Check with Drew for the Ionic batteries.
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2014 Phoenix 619 Pro / 2014 Mercury 200 Pro XS
No regrets out of my ionics either.
I don't regret running them in my boat or being a dealer
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Absolutley no regrets running 4 no issues all Ionics from Andy at Drewcraft. He is fair and goes the extra mile.
Mark P
Love my Ionics!
I regret not getting to use them as often as I would like to. Other than that small annoyance it is a win win situation with Ionics from Drew. After years of lead acid disappointments, it is refreshing to no worry about batteries for fishing anymore.
Ionics for me...no regrets. Wished I'd done it sooner.
2018 G3 Sportsman 17
2018 Yamaha F90
Garmin Ultra 106sv bow/console
Ionic lithium batteries
Post-purchase rationalization is all your going to get here.
Complete Ionic set-up. Three 50AH's for 36V troller, 125AH for cranking, Ionic 4 bank charger, and Ionic jump box. I run four 12" units, livescope and I can fish three days on a charge maybe more based on wind conditions. Bluetooth APP is incredible, the batteries have been trouble free and the customer service is fantastic!
USN Retired
2020 Basscat Caracal
2020 Mercury 225 ProXS 4s
I regret not doing it sooner
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2024 Phoenix 21 XE - Mercury 250 PRO XS Serial #3B429919
2017 Phoenix PHX 21 - Yamaha 250 SHO
2010 Skeeter 20i - Yamaha 250 SHO
1988 Procraft 1780 Competitor - Mercury 100
2016 Triton 20TRX
250 Pro XS, #112 MK Ultrex
PP Blades, Atlas JP, Ionic Lithiums
Garmin 126 (2) & 1222 with Panoptix
No regrets so far after 3 years but you need to make sure you have a charger that will charge them properly and there is no advance warning that your lithiums are going to run out of juice. There is no degradation in power like there is with lead acids and AGMs.
2013 Ranger Z520c, 2013 Yamaha 250 SHO
2018 Ranger RT198p, 2013 Mercury 150 Optimax
2013 Ranger Z520c, 2013 Yamaha 250 SHO
2018 Ranger RT198p, 2013 Mercury 150 Optimax
2013 Ranger Z520c, 2013 Yamaha 250 SHO
2018 Ranger RT198p, 2013 Mercury 150 Optimax