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 Deep cycle for starting?
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05/26/14 03:12 PM
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Rockfisherman
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Can you use a deep cycle
As your starting battery?
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Re: Deep cycle for starting?
[Re: Rockfisherman]
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05/26/14 05:03 PM
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Dayne
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You can but it is not the best.
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Re: Deep cycle for starting?
[Re: Rockfisherman]
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05/26/14 05:53 PM
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deepfried
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agreed. They just don't have the CCA's that a starting battery has. There are some dual purpose batteries out there that are supposed to be the best of both.
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Re: Deep cycle for starting?
[Re: Rockfisherman]
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05/28/14 03:28 AM
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Lou r Pitcher
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Yes, if it meets the min CCA needs for cranking your motor.
Depending on your electronics, lights, livewells needs, it may likely weigh more than a more suitable so called dual purpose having fewer reserve minutes.
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