FF battery

What are your favorite brand of battery and what is the price point?

Nocqua!

This one:

https://www.fishusa.com/product/Dakota-Lithium-12v-Battery

https://www.austinkayak.com/products/21143/NOCQUA-Pro-Power-Kit-Battery-Pack-100-Ah.html

Pricey. But can’t beat the weight advantage. I regret I did not get the 10 Ah version for 50$ over the 4.4 as those will last multiple long days.

$130 for FF batteries?  Y'all got too much money!!   

Still using the lead batteries from several years ago, still going strong.  They were only $30 each and still last 2 days using a Raymarine color/chirp FF. 

$130 for FF batteries?  Y'all got too much money!!   

Still using the lead batteries from several years ago, still going strong.  They were only $30 each and still last 2 days using a Raymarine color/chirp FF. 

I picked up a few of these when radio shack had th going out of business sale. $8 ea. Now they just sit since in got th Dakota lithium 10ah. I throw them on the trickle charger once every few weeks and disturb the dust.

$130 for FF batteries?  Y'all got too much money!!   

Still using the lead batteries from several years ago, still going strong.  They were only $30 each and still last 2 days using a Raymarine color/chirp FF.

spare no expenses when it comes to fishing 

$20 SLA battery at 10Ah... I'm cheap.

$130 for FF batteries?  Y'all got too much money!!   

Still using the lead batteries from several years ago, still going strong.  They were only $30 each and still last 2 days using a Raymarine color/chirp FF.

Nice bro. I didnt have much luck keeping the terminals from corroding and rusting up.
On weekend trips I've had to buy 2 or 3 of those. I just said screw it and bit the pricey tag with the Nocqua 10. It lasts forever, super light..and waterproof!

$130 for FF batteries?  Y'all got too much money!!   

Still using the lead batteries from several years ago, still going strong.  They were only $30 each and still last 2 days using a Raymarine color/chirp FF.

me too, but i'm using the free ones from danny years ago.  still going strong.  i think keeping them in a waterproof case helps + my old elite 4 just sips juice

More lithium batteries here:

https://www.bioennopower.com/collections/12v-series-lifepo4-batteries

$130 for FF batteries?  Y'all got too much money!!   

Still using the lead batteries from several years ago, still going strong.  They were only $30 each and still last 2 days using a Raymarine color/chirp FF.

me too, but i'm using the free ones from danny years ago.  still going strong.  i think keeping them in a waterproof case helps + my old elite 4 just sips juice

Yup, I still have the 2 originals I bought like 6 years ago, still works great.  Couple that were given away by NCKAers several years back, the panasonic ones are great!! 

$130 for FF batteries?  Y'all got too much money!!   

Still using the lead batteries from several years ago, still going strong.  They were only $30 each and still last 2 days using a Raymarine color/chirp FF.

Nice bro. I didnt have much luck keeping the terminals from corroding and rusting up.
On weekend trips I've had to buy 2 or 3 of those. I just said screw it and bit the pricey tag with the Nocqua 10. It lasts forever, super light..and waterproof!

Do you store battery in waterproof case or drybag?  I think any electronics is worth putting inside dry bag if you plan on using them for long time.

$130 for FF batteries?  Y'all got too much money!!   

Still using the lead batteries from several years ago, still going strong.  They were only $30 each and still last 2 days using a Raymarine color/chirp FF.

Nice bro. I didnt have much luck keeping the terminals from corroding and rusting up.
On weekend trips I've had to buy 2 or 3 of those. I just said screw it and bit the pricey tag with the Nocqua 10. It lasts forever, super light..and waterproof!

Do you store battery in waterproof case or drybag?  I think any electronics is worth putting inside dry bag if you plan on using them for long time.

I put it in an ammo can. it held up for a season. I guess I could've protected it a bit better.