Lithium trolling motor batteries

[DSM5578]

Does anyone have any recommendations for lithium batteries that aren't through the roof?

[Brian]

I am on my second season with Litime 110ah batteries. So far they are fine. I was a bit skeptical since they are only 350.00 but so far, so good.we will see after a couple of seasons, but there is a huge difference in run time, but when they hit a certain voltage they just shut off so plan accordingly.

[Yankee Troller]

I sell Pro Guide at Krenzer Marine. What purpose are you looking to use them for, and for what voltage (12,24,36)?

[DSM5578]

25 minutes ago, Yankee Troller said:

I sell Pro Guide at Krenzer Marine. What purpose are you looking to use them for, and for what voltage (12,24,36)?

24 minn kota

[Yankee Troller]

4 hours ago, DSM5578 said:

24 minn kota

 

You have two options. You can get a single battery that's 24v, or go with two 12v batteries in series.

[NWMT]

I am running 12v Ionic Lithium batteries from Lithium hub.  3 in series for Minnekota Ulterra 36v. 1 house battery for everything else. working great , have bluetooth app to monitor the batteries. best to get the charger from them. they are worth checking out.

[RodBuster]

Just beware of the minimum recharge temperature, which is typically   32 F.

If you use in the winter and park outside, they won't charge below 32 F. A solution to that is a battery with a built in heater (Big $$), or a battery heater. 

[NWMT]

Thanks, These come with heater and battery management built in. 

[RodBuster]

NWMT,

That is a pretty good price for the heated batteries. I can't remember which brand i looked into, but it was around $1500 each...

I may have to look into these.....