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08-25-2025, 08:27 AM #5
Re: Trolling motor batteries
That's my chart - based on info I could find over the last few days on each company's web site. I wish I could have another column for whether the BMS includes active balancing, and another showing whether the internal connections are welded or bolted, and another for how much hassle it is to get warranty service. But I couldn't find that data on the company web sites. If my battery includes active balancing circuitry while no one else does, why wouldn't I advertise that? But no one is making such claims that I could find.
I agree that a higher price enables companies to make a higher quality product. However. companies commonly have to elevate their prices well beyond ethical profit margins - because when they try lower prices, consumers won't buy, concluding it must be junk. It's a game of psychology. It is also true that two batteries with different branding and different pricing can actually be the exact same thing, made at the exact same plant.
So... the personal experience of folks posting here means everything to me. You guys love expensive Dakotas and MillerTechs, but you also love cheap Timeusbs.Last edited by gb1234; 08-25-2025 at 08:32 AM.
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