Best cost effective batterys, 24V troller system

[rusty007]

I'm weighing the V2 and terranova, but I am gonna be getting one of them in the 24v 60" shaft. That is why I am seeing what everyone runs or is possibly switching to for batteries?

[brmoffatt]

I run these for my trolling motor.
http://www.cabelas.com/product/cabel...oducts&Ntt=agm


Can also check this thread out.
https://www.walleyecentral.com/forums...d.php?t=528793

Also, a small edit - it's Terrova

[rusty007]

Great info! All I needed to know

[darrelbarrows]

I run the Duracell group 31 from sams as do a bunch of guys over here in Saginaw bay, 98$ a piece and nobody has had any problems with them.

[rusty007]

Saginaw bay, rainy lake?

[shootsmcgee]

costco deep cycles (not the marine/starting ones) have to be the best bang for your buck out there. They're **** good batteries for cheap with a decent warranty, you can't go wrong!

[N9Phil]

I would go for the largest capacity deep cycle batteries that would fit and what your budget would allow.

Phil

[varmonter]

+1 on the sams club..31 series i believe they were 31dtmagm duracell. that i bought...they were 179..apiece ..
..98 bucks is a heck of a deal or they are not the same battery..

http://www.samsclub.com/sams/duracel...prod3590232.ip

[REW]

x10 on the use of the deep cycle standard battery group 31s work very well.

I use 3 group 31 batteries on the boat. Two for the trolling motor and one for the motor and the electronics, pumps and lights.

Be safe