ionic lithium batteries

[paultangherlini]

i was just wondering if any one has a 5 lithium battery set up i have 3 100 amp hr batteries for my trolling motor and one 125 amp hr starting battery all lithium ionic batteries i want to add one more 125 amp hr with my starting battery to run all my electronics does any one have this and is it ok to run them in parallel

[TXZ21]

i was just wondering if any one has a 5 lithium battery set up i have 3 100 amp hr batteries for my trolling motor and one 125 amp hr starting battery all lithium ionic batteries i want to add one more 125 amp hr with my starting battery to run all my electronics does any one have this and is it ok to run them in parallel

I have three 50ah Ionics for my ultrex and two 125ah wired parallel for my cranking and electronics.

[ThomasD]

Must have some serious electronics to need two 125’s. I’m running 4 12” graphs and livescope and haven’t been able to get mine below 60% in a day

[Mcjenson]

Must have some serious electronics to need two 125’s. I’m running 4 12” graphs and livescope and haven’t been able to get mine below 60% in a day

Same here. 4 graphs, livescope and I’m usually in the 90s for percentage if I do some graphing during the day.

[nojretlas]

Must have some serious electronics to need two 125’s. I’m running 4 12” graphs and livescope and haven’t been able to get mine below 60% in a day

Maybe a refrigerator for his beer?

[TCS600]

I have 5 lithium. 1 dedicated solely to electronics. Cost $310 for Chins battery as my 5th. Not worried at all about sitting in the wind/current all day, although my Garmin Force uses much less current as it is brushless. Peace of mind for tournaments.

[swannyoutdoors]

3-50ah for my 36v 112 ultrex
3 graphs 9,9,12 + live well
8 hours of tourney use last time.
82% on trolling batteries, 93% on the motor. (125ah) 7 of 8 hours on trolling motor.

On average it seems to be about 2% battery life per hour on the trolling motor setup. 50ah plenty good for me.