Ionic lithium 125 dual purpose a good choice to power my Yamaha 250 SHO? Any other recommendations? Thanks in advance
Ionic lithium 125 dual purpose a good choice to power my Yamaha 250 SHO? Any other recommendations? Thanks in advance
The Ionic is a good battery. The best thing to do is figure out how many amps you are using in a typical 8-10 hr day, then determine battery. They are making some bigger AH cranking batteries now. No need for a seperate electronics battery in most cases.
as long as you are not pulling over 10 to 12 amps and you are starting the motor a few times a day the 125ah will be fine
we have plenty of those in stock and also other options if you are looking for something larger
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We offer a few options, 105ah, 120ah and a 160ah. All of our crankers come with a Full 10 year warranty
I purchased the Ionic 125ah for my Merc 250 ProXS and also runs my electronics (1 console, 2 at bow) and livewells with no issues and have had the battery for 2 years now. Andy at Drewcraft is the man!
Our 105ah or new 160 ah would be the best choice!! both have emergency start feature built into battery BBC discounts available Go with the best Powerhouse lithium
Been running an Ionic 125a for two and a half years now along with 4 12” graphs, livescope, mega 360 and everything else. Been in a few tournaments where I was on the water for 8-9 hours and only started big motor to move once or twice a short distance and lowest I’ve drawn it down to was around 50%
Epoch batteries makes a nice starter/house battery as well. 120AH and $799.
I went with a 120AH Impulse Lithium for my 250 Yamaha SHO. I run 4-12" Lives (1 is a Pro now) Active Target and never even close to an issue fishing tournaments. I am running Live well pumps and oxygenator continually also. Not to mention a long run in the lakes I fish is 5-8 minutes. I have ran to my first area many times and never started the big engine again until time to head to weigh in. That is almost a full 8 hours running all my accessories without a charge from the big engine!
I'm now running 5 graphs, LVS and M360 and my 125 can get pretty low, since it's now dedicated and not getting charge by the big motor. I've been looking at either adding a Powerhouse Run n Gun, a Yandina Combiner, or adding a 50ah in parallel. I really don't have room for the 50ah though, so probably will be options 1 or 2.