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<blockquote data-quote="bluball" data-source="post: 5363018" data-attributes="member: 14612"><p>The ionics have a 11yr warranty and the 50ah are 16.5lbs a piece.My everstarts are 62lbs a piece 136 lbs lighter with the lithiums.Ionics only use grade a cells,no maint. never have to check water level,charge faster,blue tooth can see much use with a app on your phone.Dont think the 50ah would be big enough for a serious troller,pulling jigs and crankbaits though.Guy that made me decide to get the 50ah livescoped bigsandy in the recent crappieusa tourny on friday at bigsandy and still had 40% left on his batteries at the end of the tournament.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bluball, post: 5363018, member: 14612"] The ionics have a 11yr warranty and the 50ah are 16.5lbs a piece.My everstarts are 62lbs a piece 136 lbs lighter with the lithiums.Ionics only use grade a cells,no maint. never have to check water level,charge faster,blue tooth can see much use with a app on your phone.Dont think the 50ah would be big enough for a serious troller,pulling jigs and crankbaits though.Guy that made me decide to get the 50ah livescoped bigsandy in the recent crappieusa tourny on friday at bigsandy and still had 40% left on his batteries at the end of the tournament. [/QUOTE]
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