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Old 10-22-2010, 07:51 PM   #1
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I think it may be time to replace this, as the date of manufacture is about 5 years old. Here are some pics of the battery. Is this a good one? Is there something better? I dont know a darned thing about it, so feel free to tell me all about it.
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Old 10-22-2010, 08:07 PM   #2
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Found the specs, but can somebody please decipher all the "code"? How many hours should this last? We run a small fridge on our 2500 scr while anchored, use the interior lights for a few hours at night, and maybe play the cd player every so often. Oh, and the occasional flushing of the head.
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CAPACITY:

MARINE (MCA) 32 deg F: 1000
Reserve Capacity @ 25A 344 minutes

20 HR RATE: 185

HOUR RATE CAP / AH CURRENT / AMPS
CAPACITY @ 100 HOUR RATE 246 2.46
CAPACITY @ 72 HOUR RATE 233 3.24
CAPACITY @ 50 HOUR RATE 220 4.40
CAPACITY @ 24 HOUR RATE 191 7.9
CAPACITY @ 20 HOUR RATE 185 9.3
CAPACITY @ 15 HOUR RATE 174 11.6
CAPACITY @ 12 HOUR RATE 165 13.7
CAPACITY @ 10 HOUR RATE 157 15.7
CAPACITY @ 8 HOUR RATE 148 18.5
CAPACITY @ 6 HOUR RATE 137 22.8
CAPACITY @ 5 HOUR RATE 130 26
CAPACITY @ 4 HOUR RATE 120 30
CAPACITY @ 3 HOUR RATE 109 36
CAPACITY @ 2 HOUR RATE 94 47
CAPACITY @ 1 HOUR RATE 67 67
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Old 10-22-2010, 08:08 PM   #3
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man..that's a ton of hp for your boat....lots of house batt....that's a golf cart set up usually used on larger boats...however it's good to have when your out on a hook....so..for you I'd say it's over kill...but for anchoring out...it's awesome....
there are batt. shops all around the sound...the one I know of is up in Everett on broadway......I think it's All Battery Sales And Service

(800) 562-3212

Address: 727 134th St SW, Everett, WA 98204
they take your battery on trade and will set up the new ones....something to think about...or you could go to costco and get a group 27 (very large batt. for your size boat) instead...much cheaper in the long run....

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Old 10-22-2010, 08:16 PM   #4
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or here...
http://www.dexknows.com/business_pro...co_inc-b306811

I've never shopped here but they should have about everything.....
also try Harbor Marine in Everett....on marineview drive...


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Old 10-22-2010, 08:25 PM   #5
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Thanks! I like the power for when we are on the hook for multiple days. I found a dyno that is comparable, but what I like about the Rolls is that there are 6 individual cells that I think I can take out one by one. I dont know how in the hell I would get it out of the engine compartment any other way. Let alone put a 116 pund battery in without breaking all kinds of stuff as well as dislocating a shoulder.


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man..that's a ton of hp for your boat....lots of house batt....that's a golf cart set up usually used on larger boats...however it's good to have when your out on a hook....so..for you I'd say it's over kill...but for anchoring out...it's awesome....
there are batt. shops all around the sound...the one I know of is up in Everett on broadway......I think it's All Battery Sales And Service

(800) 562-3212

Address: 727 134th St SW, Everett, WA 98204
they take your battery on trade and will set up the new ones....something to think about...or you could go to costco and get a group 27 (very large batt. for your size boat) instead...much cheaper in the long run....

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What rgreenwell8962 described (along with pics ) is along the lines of the setup I was contemplating for my boat next year.

http://www.maxumownersclub.com/forum...2345-Batteries

I'm still trying to figure out what will give me the biggest bang for my buck in regards to Amp Hours. Golf Cart setup vs. a big 4D or 8D.
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