Boyce
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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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Jigging I’m straight mono or straight FC on casting tackle
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Sounds like a lot of fun. Your kids are lucky to have a Dad that makes these kind of memories. Nice work.
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Pretty sure we saw you on one of those trips out there.
Sounds like a pretty epic summer.
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Yeah that was an awesome read. Congrats on getting the gator tags. If you wanna get rid of some meat I’m your guy!!!
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Beautiful trip!!
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I have a 36V trolling motor and have a single 36V 50ah LiFePO4 battery
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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.
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Yes it is. So my battery set up goes like this:
One 12V 140ah LiTime LiFePO4 cranking battery. That runs everything in my boat except the trolling motor. Getting that good of Voltage at my graphs is due to the battery, but also due to how I have it set up. I installed a beefed up Sub Panel in my front console. I have a 10 gauge marine wire run directly from the battery to that sub panel. Then off that sub panel I have 10 gauge wires run individually for each graph. So each graph gets beefed up wires, coming from a beefed up battery, both with short wire runs, and excellent terminations. Less resistance for that DC voltage to get some drop. My connections are also money in the bank too. Crimped properly, heat shrunk properly. So all of that plays into it.
Ranger did an decent job of wiring, but I rewired all the important stuff on my boat entirely. The lowest voltage I see on that graph is 12.9V.
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Shrimp and other baitfish. The big dense ball in the middle is a classic bait ball, and everything else around is what I just presume to be less concentrated bait or other species of bait. Pretty much when you see that on the graph, its typically about to get wild.
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I am here to help 😂
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Oh now we talking!
