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 Re: Duracell AGM TM batteries
[Re: Minner Bucket]
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12/17/24 03:53 PM
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Outdoordude
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Anyone use their cranking battery? And if so, which one? I do, AGM 31 from SAMS. Same. Mine is 6 years old, almost 7, and still functioning normally. NOCO charger stays plugged in while it's parked. Actually did a double-take when I checked the sticker. Didn't realize it was that old.
Scott Jones
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Re: Duracell AGM TM batteries
[Re: 5Redman8]
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12/18/24 10:28 AM
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I just pulled mine out because I got a smoking deal on Lithiums.
They were 6 years old and still going. Wow 6 years, that's getting your $ worth. I would like to get another 2 years from mine, I guess time will tell.
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Re: Duracell AGM TM batteries
[Re: avid_basser]
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12/18/24 10:38 AM
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I've been using these same batteries since 2019. I had 3 in my boat, 1 for cranking, 2 for 24v TM. They will run my livewells, 2 - Lowrance Carbon 12, and start my Merc 150HP. They are still going strong to this day. I've ran them hard for 10 hours and didn't see any sign of them slowing down. This coming year I will be replacing them with Lithium as I plan to make my boat state of the art in electronics w/ FFS. Already working on replacements 1 - Ionic 125ah 12v 2 - Ionic 100ah 12v  I replaced my cranking battery with an Ionic 125ah 12v this year. I had an Interstate AGM and it almost made 4 years and quit, so I went with the Ionic because I added two 12" Carbon's as well and felt if I were to add FFS then the 125ah would be the best choice. What made you decide on the 100ah rather than the 50ah?
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Re: Duracell AGM TM batteries
[Re: Outdoordude]
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12/18/24 10:42 AM
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davidsears
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Anyone use their cranking battery? And if so, which one? I do, AGM 31 from SAMS. Same. Mine is 6 years old, almost 7, and still functioning normally. NOCO charger stays plugged in while it's parked. Actually did a double-take when I checked the sticker. Didn't realize it was that old. Outdoordude: Are your tm batteries Duracell or just your cranking?
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Re: Duracell AGM TM batteries
[Re: davidsears]
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12/18/24 01:10 PM
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My Duracell agm 31's are 5 years old now. No problems yet. We purchased a set for my son's boat recently when his "lifetime warranty" lithium crapped the bed and could not find the AGM 31 in stock at any Sams. Ended up getting some from Batteries Plus but they are substantially more expensive. In line with other AGM 31's but more expensive than Sams.
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Re: Duracell AGM TM batteries
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12/18/24 01:19 PM
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My Duracell agm 31's are 5 years old now. No problems yet. We purchased a set for my son's boat recently when his "lifetime warranty" lithium crapped the bed and could not find the AGM 31 in stock at any Sams. Ended up getting some from Batteries Plus but they are substantially more expensive. In line with other AGM 31's but more expensive than Sams. Did you look at the website to see if they were in stock, my experience has been when it comes to those they don't do a good job of updating site. When i got my last ones they showed to not have them. I walked in and they had a bunch.
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Re: Duracell AGM TM batteries
[Re: davidsears]
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12/18/24 05:54 PM
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I've been using these same batteries since 2019. I had 3 in my boat, 1 for cranking, 2 for 24v TM. They will run my livewells, 2 - Lowrance Carbon 12, and start my Merc 150HP. They are still going strong to this day. I've ran them hard for 10 hours and didn't see any sign of them slowing down. This coming year I will be replacing them with Lithium as I plan to make my boat state of the art in electronics w/ FFS. Already working on replacements 1 - Ionic 125ah 12v 2 - Ionic 100ah 12v I replaced my cranking battery with an Ionic 125ah 12v this year. I had an Interstate AGM and it almost made 4 years and quit, so I went with the Ionic because I added two 12" Carbon's as well and felt if I were to add FFS then the 125ah would be the best choice. What made you decide on the 100ah rather than the 50ah? I found one heck of a deal on the 100ah batteries that I couldn't pass up. $350 & $400. They are $600 new, so I jumped on it while I had the cash.
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Re: Duracell AGM TM batteries
[Re: avid_basser]
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12/18/24 10:23 PM
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davidsears
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I've been using these same batteries since 2019. I had 3 in my boat, 1 for cranking, 2 for 24v TM. They will run my livewells, 2 - Lowrance Carbon 12, and start my Merc 150HP. They are still going strong to this day. I've ran them hard for 10 hours and didn't see any sign of them slowing down. This coming year I will be replacing them with Lithium as I plan to make my boat state of the art in electronics w/ FFS. Already working on replacements 1 - Ionic 125ah 12v 2 - Ionic 100ah 12v I replaced my cranking battery with an Ionic 125ah 12v this year. I had an Interstate AGM and it almost made 4 years and quit, so I went with the Ionic because I added two 12" Carbon's as well and felt if I were to add FFS then the 125ah would be the best choice. What made you decide on the 100ah rather than the 50ah? I found one heck of a deal on the 100ah batteries that I couldn't pass up. $350 & $400. They are $600 new, so I jumped on it while I had the cash. If you hadn't of found that deal, would you have considered 50ah's?
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Re: Duracell AGM TM batteries
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12/19/24 01:36 PM
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My Duracell agm 31's are 5 years old now. No problems yet. We purchased a set for my son's boat recently when his "lifetime warranty" lithium crapped the bed and could not find the AGM 31 in stock at any Sams. Ended up getting some from Batteries Plus but they are substantially more expensive. In line with other AGM 31's but more expensive than Sams. Did you look at the website to see if they were in stock, my experience has been when it comes to those they don't do a good job of updating site. When i got my last ones they showed to not have them. I walked in and they had a bunch. Yeah I went to the one in Tyler. They almost never have them there for some reason.
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Re: Duracell AGM TM batteries
[Re: davidsears]
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12/19/24 02:03 PM
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I guess I'm the outlier here. I bought the duracell from Sam's because of all the great reviews (and price). I got two years out of mine and left me stranded in one tournament.
I was on the same battery maintenance program I've been on for the last 35 years. Even had a brand new charger!
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Re: Duracell AGM TM batteries
[Re: NattySnax]
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12/19/24 02:09 PM
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I guess I'm the outlier here. I bought the duracell from Sam's because of all the great reviews (and price). I got two years out of mine and left me stranded in one tournament.
I was on the same battery maintenance program I've been on for the last 35 years. Even had a brand new charger! Nothing is 100 percent, prior to these I had a bunch of interstates over the years, had a few of them [censored] the bed out of nowhere.
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Re: Duracell AGM TM batteries
[Re: Tx Tree Grower]
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12/19/24 06:09 PM
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My Duracell agm 31's are 5 years old now. No problems yet. We purchased a set for my son's boat recently when his "lifetime warranty" lithium crapped the bed and could not find the AGM 31 in stock at any Sams. Ended up getting some from Batteries Plus but they are substantially more expensive. In line with other AGM 31's but more expensive than Sams. I have the 27 group AGM Duracell's from Sams. It's a 92 amp hour battery. I use them for my TM and rarely pull more that 10-15 amps. I dont know if I'd want a 27 for cranking, but for the TM, they are money
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Re: Duracell AGM TM batteries
[Re: davidsears]
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12/19/24 06:32 PM
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Outdoordude
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Anyone use their cranking battery? And if so, which one? I do, AGM 31 from SAMS. Same. Mine is 6 years old, almost 7, and still functioning normally. NOCO charger stays plugged in while it's parked. Actually did a double-take when I checked the sticker. Didn't realize it was that old. Outdoordude: Are your tm batteries Duracell or just your cranking? Nah, 3x 27 EverStart marine deep cycles for trolling, the Duracell AGM 31 is for cranking. I'm averaging about 3-4 years per EverStart.
Scott Jones
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