Hey there! Looking at switching from AGMs to lithiums, but especially for my graphs. What was the voltage difference on your graphs when you switched? With AGM’s I start at 12.3 and am down in the 11’s by lunch. That is with the E2 harness and 2 group 31’s in parallel. I would love to see north of 13v all day. I run 2 Solix 15’s a 12, 360, live and Target lock. Pretty power hungry setup
So I was getting the same results like you are. When I switched to lithiums my voltage starts out near the 14v range and stays above the 13v all day with that 190ah Millertech. The 135ah would be a great battery also that will perform the same I just wanted a little overkill. Lithiums perform so much better in that aspect of holding voltage over an extended period of time.
@@joeycifuentesfishing thanks so much for the quick response as I know you guys are busy starting your season. Best of luck to you this year! I want to first thank you, as you are the first person to give honest feedback on voltage and I appreciate that so much. I have asked must of the big battery companies hoping someone would give me a hypothetical answer based on the data I provided and none of them have responded. Just hate to spend money on a battery just I find myself in the same situation. I am debating between the 190 to run everything on the 12v side, 190 (electronics) plus one of my AGM’s (for house and starting), or just going to 2 135’s (in parallel), I feel I need a redundancy on the 12v side like two 36v batteries give you on the 36v side. That being said do you know if millertech recommend against the 190 in parallel. If I did that I would have 100% redundancy and power for days on both the 12v and the 36 v side. You are going to say that is way overkill but note that I run a lot of limited horsepower lakes that I am not always afforded the ability to run the big motor and charge batteries while I am on the move. I am over having to deal with power being my biggest concern on the water. Lastly, great content on the wiring setup and millertech battery set up, especially the charging scenarios. Lots of great info confirming what I have gathered over weeks of research all in one place. Keep the good stuff!
Might be my new favorite angler for the Trump flag. All other pros seem to be not wanting to rock the boat or they’re to busy fishin to be on the right side of history.
Every boat manufacturer should have this as a standard option! The price of these boats now days are way to high to not.
And maybe a dedicated pvc chase from back to front. Seems like that would be easy enough as well at marginal cost, but what do I know.
Agree!
Just added that to my boat order… No brainer.
Hey there! Looking at switching from AGMs to lithiums, but especially for my graphs. What was the voltage difference on your graphs when you switched? With AGM’s I start at 12.3 and am down in the 11’s by lunch. That is with the E2 harness and 2 group 31’s in parallel. I would love to see north of 13v all day. I run 2 Solix 15’s a 12, 360, live and Target lock. Pretty power hungry setup
So I was getting the same results like you are. When I switched to lithiums my voltage starts out near the 14v range and stays above the 13v all day with that 190ah Millertech. The 135ah would be a great battery also that will perform the same I just wanted a little overkill. Lithiums perform so much better in that aspect of holding voltage over an extended period of time.
@@joeycifuentesfishing thanks so much for the quick response as I know you guys are busy starting your season. Best of luck to you this year!
I want to first thank you, as you are the first person to give honest feedback on voltage and I appreciate that so much. I have asked must of the big battery companies hoping someone would give me a hypothetical answer based on the data I provided and none of them have responded. Just hate to spend money on a battery just I find myself in the same situation.
I am debating between the 190 to run everything on the 12v side, 190 (electronics) plus one of my AGM’s (for house and starting), or just going to 2 135’s (in parallel), I feel I need a redundancy on the 12v side like two 36v batteries give you on the 36v side. That being said do you know if millertech recommend against the 190 in parallel. If I did that I would have 100% redundancy and power for days on both the 12v and the 36 v side.
You are going to say that is way overkill but note that I run a lot of limited horsepower lakes that I am not always afforded the ability to run the big motor and charge batteries while I am on the move. I am over having to deal with power being my biggest concern on the water.
Lastly, great content on the wiring setup and millertech battery set up, especially the charging scenarios. Lots of great info confirming what I have gathered over weeks of research all in one place. Keep the good stuff!
Best idea ever and finally a boat manufacturer thinks about the consumer
Mustard, cut the mustard
Might be my new favorite angler for the Trump flag. All other pros seem to be not wanting to rock the boat or they’re to busy fishin to be on the right side of history.
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LOVE the Trump flag..FJB
Me too. 👍