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I recently purchased a new (used) boat. It has a 350 merc and uses 2
batteries. I think 1 is a starting battery and the other is a deep cycle w/ cranking amps. There is a switch for the batteries to select #1, #2, or both. No manual. I am not familiar with this setup. 1 - why is this system utilized (why not just 1 battery?) and what is the proper operation of this system? 2 - should I always have it switched to "both" so both batteries get charged when running? what is the preferred switch scenario? 3- which battery is better to run the electronics to? (I imagine the deep cycle.) Thanks for the advice. -mark |
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