Best lithium battery for 24 volt trolling motor

What are the best batteries for a trolling motor?

Where we basically had a cranking battery and a deep cycle lead acid battery for our trolling motors, now we have a plethora of options from AGMs to Lithium and of course still lead acids. The marine batteries of today are some of the best trolling motor batteries and best marine electronics batteries we’ve ever had at our disposal.

Why do trolling motors use lithium batteries?

Lithium batteries provide continuous power to the motor and do not experience the power drop traditional deep-cycle batteries experience as the battery drains. This provides a consistent experience when using the trolling motor and increasing runtime. Lithium batteries are also weigh significantly less and have a longer lifespan

Are LiFePO4 marine batteries a good choice for a trolling motor?

If you’ve been in the market for new trolling motor batteries recently you may have noticed some changes to what’s available in the market. Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) marine batteries are becoming a more common option for powering trolling motors, fish finders and other accessories.

What are trolling motor batteries made of?

The latest and greatest trolling motor batteries are made of lithium iron phosphate. Unlike heavy, bulky lead-acid batteries, lithium is lighter and more compact. The compound also handles power more efficiently and lasts considerably longer with a greater tolerance for recharging.

Can a 24V 80ah battery be used for a trolling motor?

We’ve also tested the 24V 80Ah battery as a single battery for a 24-volt trolling motor, and it’s been super impressive as well. The batteries are extremely well made, manage power terrifically and charge fast. We are reassured that any issue that might come up will be handled swiftly.

How long do trolling motor batteries last?

Charge Cycles: Most trolling motor batteries are rated for at least 3,000 charge cycles, meaning a full re-charging and full (or nearly full) discharging of the battery through use. Some trolling motor batteries may well last more than 10,000 charges, though, so consider a battery’s durability and longevity when weighing the cost-value balance.