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Nice trip. Congrats on the PB!!

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Same question as Timbo. Tell us about this vessel.

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YOU ARE THE KING

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FRAUD

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BOOM! Hell yeah!!!!!! THAT is a banger day

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Awesome trip! Glad the last minute change of plans paid off.

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Oh yeah man, I love mine too. Glad you’re liking it.

That’s wild what’s happening with yours though. I’ve heard of that happening before, but never experienced it with mine.

It’s the BMS that’s probably shutting it down. Something may be triggering it, like excessive current draw or one of the cells dropping too low under load. I wonder if there’s a way to reset the BMS. Or check and see if your trolling motor is pulling too much current on it.

But yeah, that thing in that River current just kicks ass. It’s incredible.

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On a falling tide, all the water is coming out the MRGO into Lake Borgne. Here’s a visual of kinda how the whole area works on a falling tide.

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I’m sure your son would love some of that Dad equity on those Trout out there right now. Not too much of a crowd, and easy Trout on every cast!

I saw @Daniel_Gig out there doing just that with his family. A great sight to see.

And yes, it was a nice crisp 60 degrees at launch. I had to bust out a hoodie. Good times ahead.

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Signed

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I have a 36V trolling motor and have a single 36V 50ah LiFePO4 battery

[Boyce]

Yes you can. And most of them have a built in power reserve so you’ll always be able to start them.

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Another thing to consider is your power source. Check out my reply above to Devin. More juice to the graph will give you a much cleaner and sharper image. You don’t necessarily have to go get Lithium Batteries, but I would first look at my connections and where that graph is getting its power from. Try a dedicated run from the battery and that may make all the difference.

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Those settings are straight out the box. The key is finding the bait.