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Battery's
Have a 01 mastercraft 205v. Was wonder what battery's I would need or what to do with eletrical system for the upgraded stereo I put in.. I currently got 3 jl 300/4 slash amps and 1 500/1 ... Only have 2 battery's right now.. What do you recommend to do
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What's the output of your alternator?
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Stereo
It's the stock one ...
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I have 2 optima yellow tops. One for the boat and one dedicated to the stereo. It's a large stereo and I haven't had any issues listening to the radio for hours.
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For a dedicated house battery, you need to decide what your needs are going to be in terms or amp hours. |
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Do not sit and play at all... I have to 2 battery's and they are in switch it has 2 0r 1 or all... Not real sure how to set the battery's up like you guys are talking..(house and cranking battery)
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I actually was just curious about this subject. I have a 02 X-Star that will have a Syn4, Syn2, and 500 watt polk amp this next year. I currenty have 2 batteries hooked up to a perko switch so I save one for starting the boat and the other to run my audio at the sand bar. Should I upgrade to 3 batteries for this next summer? I ran 2 last summer with two Syn 4s, but now I will have the Syn4, Syn2, and polk 500 watt amp. My alternator is stock and I spend a decent amount of time at the sand bar.
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Based on the above info, I would go with 2 group-24 dual-purpose marine batteries. |
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Would adding a third battery be too taxing on the stock alternator? Also if the 1 battery would last for a couple hours that would be fine because then I run the boat a little to charge. Would 1 battery solely used for audio last that long with my set up, estimated of course.
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