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Yes I have a 2bank that I'll have connected to both batteries so I can start her right up the following morning or next time I take her out. But yes I agree, I think leaving it directly on batt#2 is the better idea so #1 will always be enough to start the motor.
That is what I'm also hearing. I don't know what the main difference is, but personally I feel like leaving it wired directly to the deep cycle battery is better so I know for a fact that when I am parked and play music (leaving it on both or changing it to #2) I can still start the boat up and...
Hello everyone,
First off, this is my first boat so I'm new to a majority of this stuff, and I have done plenty of research on the topic and have seen so many different opinions on what the better option is which is why I am asking this question again.
The boat I own is a 2002 Reinell, 1...
