Can any of you Cafe or Top Gun guys help me out
I need to know what size batteries I need. I hate to guess and then have them not fit when I get home.
I'm out of town, but want to buy them on the way home friday without going all the way to my house to measure and then all the way back out. Thanks, Eric |
U probably have group 27 batteries. The cig battery box will fit up to a group 31.
Try to get 800 amp cc / 1000 mca starting batteries. If you go with a flooded battery, interstate makes a decent marine starting battery (27M-Xhd) . If you want the best, get an Odyssey agm battery (31M- PC2150), but be ready to spend $300+ per side. |
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My 1993 Top Gun has 31 series Batteries in the boat. Hope this helps!
Kind of see one in the lower left corner |
I have group 31's in my Cafe.
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Originally Posted by BillR
(Post 3394091)
U probably have group 27 batteries. The cig battery box will fit up to a group 31.
Try to get 800 amp cc / 1000 mca starting batteries. If you go with a flooded battery, interstate makes a decent marine starting battery (27M-Xhd) . If you want the best, get an Odyssey agm battery (31M- PC2150), but be ready to spend $300+ per side.
Originally Posted by cigrocket
(Post 3394112)
My 1993 Top Gun has 31 series Batteries in the boat. Hope this helps!
Kind of see one in the lower left corner
Originally Posted by CigDaze
(Post 3394137)
I have group 31's in my Cafe.
Since I am mostly concerned about being able to run the stereo for long periods of time should I be looking at Deep Cycle batteries with less CCA but more Staying Power?? |
You got it. If you want to run equipment off your batteries for extended periods of time then deep cycles are what you're looking for.
Both of mine are deep cycles and I've never had a problem cranking ever, and yet I can enjoy music all day while sitting at the sandbar using only one battery and keeping the other in reserve. |
Originally Posted by seafordguy
(Post 3394175)
Since I am mostly concerned about being able to run the stereo for long periods of time should I be looking at Deep Cycle batteries with less CCA but more Staying Power??
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Originally Posted by CigDaze
(Post 3394180)
You got it. If you want to run equipment off your batteries for extended periods of time then deep cycles are what you're looking for.
Both of mine are deep cycles and I've never had a problem cranking ever, and yet I can enjoy music all day while sitting at the sandbar using only one battery and keeping the other in reserve. |
Originally Posted by cigrocket
(Post 3394112)
My 1993 Top Gun has 31 series Batteries in the boat. Hope this helps!
Kind of see one in the lower left corner |
Originally Posted by kreed
(Post 3394238)
Nice engine compartment!!!
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Originally Posted by kreed
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Nice engine compartment!!!
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Especially when i am 6'4" and not a rail. Makes for lots of cool bruises, cuts and scrapes. One good thing is that the power has been extremly reliable, so I can't complain. Sometimes I think it would be easier to buy a helper monkey to clean the engine compartment.
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When I had the Mistress, I could put 5 bodies infront of the engines and probably 2 on the sides. It was ridiculous.
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Originally Posted by Fountain4402
(Post 3394540)
Sams Club sells 27 size deep cycles for 72 bucks. Energizer brand. Just got them and work great. Actually heard AC Delxo actually makes them. I dont know. Wouldnt spend big money on batteries
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Good call on the Sams. That carry 29 series batteries at ours. They are Energizers, according to the label, they have CCA750 and MCA 650 and 220 minute Reserves. Seems like a steal at 80 bucks. Full replacement 12 month. 3 year pro rate
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