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    RE: Batteries

    Man where can you go wrong by not buying an everstart Battery from Wal-Mart? That's all I've ever bought as well, until I got my new boat, but rest assured that will be the replacement Battery when I need one. By the way I'm going to install another Battery in my boat just fot the purpose of using my lights at night while night fishing. Seems if I use my Lights at night like I'm supposed to my main crankin battery gets too low to start my big motor. So I have to dig out my jumper cables and jump start my big motor. I figure the cost of an extra battery to run the lights versus the hassle of digging out the cables is worth it. Plau the cost of a ticket for not having my lights on at night while fishing is by all means worth the cost of the extra battery... Figured that if I buy one of those Solar Battery chargers, that way while it is daylight I can recharge my extra battery so it will be ready for another night fishing adventure, if I can't get back to my regular electricity...Going to have the extra battery set up on a mounted inboard battery charging bank, like the rest of my batteries... Sorry so long, I get kind of long winded at times....

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    RE: Batteries

    I can hookup anyone in the Lexington area with AC Delco Voyagers....either the 24 or 27 series.
    Billy Elkins

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    RE: Batteries

    You are not long winded at all. LOL Well not compared to some others in here... ME! LOL


    Good inforamtion and never appologise for going into details. :)


    I might suggest one of those rechargeable battery packs. They sell them at Pepboys and Autozone or at Walmart and online at BPS and CABELAS. They are basically a 12 volt battery with a cigarette lighter plug built into them. I have a VECTOR type and it has a built in battery charger too. I can hook the unit up with an 110 V AC extenstion cord and the wall socket and charge up the internal 12 volt battery is a short period of time. It will run a 12 volt underwater light for a few hours. And it also works as a jumper battery for your car or boat in case their batteries go dead. I used mine to jump my truck battery and get the truck started once when I was out in the boondocks. I eventually discoverd that the battery cable on my truck battery was loose. I repaired the loose connection with a new connecter and then purchased a new battery just in case. I keep this battery charger/jumper in my boat with me on all my fishing trips. That way I can use it for the boat or the truck on my way to or from the lakes.

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    Moose1am

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    Thanks Moose

    Thanks Moose, I never really thought about the rechargeable gizmo like your describing...It really would come in handy, save on buying a battery and could jump crankin battery alot quicker than digging out long set of jumper cables.....

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