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<blockquote data-quote="BigTerp" data-source="post: 465574" data-attributes="member: 9169"><p>Running 2 12v batteries in parallel with double the capacity but maintain the same voltage (12v). Running 2 12v batteries in series will double the voltage (24v) but maintain the capacity. Either way, a second battery isn't going to help you in your current situation, unless you're looking for longer run times from your TM. It's not going to increase the output of your current TM one bit. </p><p></p><p>And onthewater is on to something regarding current. I only use my boat on my local rivers. Fighting current to fish an eddy or seam is the norm. A 55# is WAY underpowered, even for my light boat. 74# is much better, but there are times were I could us an 80# or 112# even.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BigTerp, post: 465574, member: 9169"] Running 2 12v batteries in parallel with double the capacity but maintain the same voltage (12v). Running 2 12v batteries in series will double the voltage (24v) but maintain the capacity. Either way, a second battery isn't going to help you in your current situation, unless you're looking for longer run times from your TM. It's not going to increase the output of your current TM one bit. And onthewater is on to something regarding current. I only use my boat on my local rivers. Fighting current to fish an eddy or seam is the norm. A 55# is WAY underpowered, even for my light boat. 74# is much better, but there are times were I could us an 80# or 112# even. [/QUOTE]
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