jcr159
Well-Known Member
First things first...
I'm operating on a series of small lakes that are 90% no wake... so mostly booze cruise type of use. Lots of anchoring/swimming, some tubing.
Since I'll be doing a good bit of anchoring and swimming with the radio and accessory use, should I think about a second battery? I'm used to boats on the Gulf in FL that almost always have 2 batteries and a switch to disconnect, etc. Is that total overkill? Am I paranoid? If not, any recommendations on equipment to install and set up a second battery?
thanks,
-j
I'm operating on a series of small lakes that are 90% no wake... so mostly booze cruise type of use. Lots of anchoring/swimming, some tubing.
Since I'll be doing a good bit of anchoring and swimming with the radio and accessory use, should I think about a second battery? I'm used to boats on the Gulf in FL that almost always have 2 batteries and a switch to disconnect, etc. Is that total overkill? Am I paranoid? If not, any recommendations on equipment to install and set up a second battery?
thanks,
-j