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I want to buy two lithium 100ah batteries for my 2 trolling motors.
1 motor is a 12v, the other is a 24v.
In the 12v application if I wire the 2 in parallel will I know have 200ah available to me for that trolling motor?
In the 24v application if I wire them in series will I now have 200ah for this second trolling motor?
Will this work?
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I believe you will have 200 amp hours battery capacity whether they are hooked up in parallel or in series.
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