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<blockquote data-quote="Bass n flats" data-source="post: 305935" data-attributes="member: 10187"><p>I picked up an everstart 12volt 230 cranking amps battery to use for my accessories (garmin echo 200, Magellan gps, bow and stern light, bilge pump, 2 cig adaptor plugs). I was giving everything a trial run and noticed that the battery was loosing a bunch of power. Bilge would barely spin lights were dim and the depth finder wouldn't even turn on. I know some people have used these types of batteries in the past with good luck. Was there a particular battery that people were using?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bass n flats, post: 305935, member: 10187"] I picked up an everstart 12volt 230 cranking amps battery to use for my accessories (garmin echo 200, Magellan gps, bow and stern light, bilge pump, 2 cig adaptor plugs). I was giving everything a trial run and noticed that the battery was loosing a bunch of power. Bilge would barely spin lights were dim and the depth finder wouldn't even turn on. I know some people have used these types of batteries in the past with good luck. Was there a particular battery that people were using? [/QUOTE]
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