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![]() "Scott Vernon" wrote in message ... Yes, a deep cycle will start your Yanmar, but you are reducing the life of the battery by doing so. Not by enough that you would even notice it. A recreational boat starts so seldom and a load of 80A isn't enough to do any harm. There's a reason, other than marketing, why batteries are labeled 'starting' or 'deep cycle' or 'dual purpose'. I believe the main difference is the thickness of the plates. Starter batts, are built for short duration, high loads. DC are for less load over a longer time period. DP are a compromise between the two. All true. Doug s/v CAllista -- Scott Vernon Plowville Pa _/)__/)_/)_ "Roger Long" wrote in message ... Is there any reason to consider using dual purpose or a one starting, one deep cycle set up with a 20 hp Yanmar diesel? I would think the starting loads on the small engine are low enough that two deep cycle batteries would do fine. -- Roger Long |
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