i just bought 2 of the 12v 100ah LiTime trolling motor batteries and so far so good. I could have used the 36v battery but the added cost of a 36v charger put it out of reach. My Garmin Force TM will now pull my 18'9" bass boat at just under 4mph for as long as you want with no complaints from the batteries. My old lead acid batteries could only go about 3.5mph for a few hundred yards before I would get an orange battery warning light on the TM.
LiTime has a traditional shunt battery monitor that works. You can also check out the Amped Outdoors Bluetooth one www.amazon.com/dp/B0C6K4J7Q4/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_gl_i_FR1BKZBMPTNXXK2S2W76?linkCode=ml2&tag=goodmanfishin-20
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i just bought 2 of the 12v 100ah LiTime trolling motor batteries and so far so good. I could have used the 36v battery but the added cost of a 36v charger put it out of reach. My Garmin Force TM will now pull my 18'9" bass boat at just under 4mph for as long as you want with no complaints from the batteries. My old lead acid batteries could only go about 3.5mph for a few hundred yards before I would get an orange battery warning light on the TM.
Sounds like you have a nice setup. Yes the 36v charger does add quite a bit 👍
Any recommendations for a 36v Bluetooth monitor for this battery
LiTime has a traditional shunt battery monitor that works. You can also check out the Amped Outdoors Bluetooth one
www.amazon.com/dp/B0C6K4J7Q4/ref=cm_sw_r_as_gl_api_gl_i_FR1BKZBMPTNXXK2S2W76?linkCode=ml2&tag=goodmanfishin-20