Optima Batteries 8016-103 D34m Bluetop Starting And Deep Cycle Marine Battery on 2040-parts.com
Cerritos, California, United States
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This item has only been used twice running a trolling motor. It has never been discharged more than two-third of its capacity. Like new condition and always kept indoor, fully charged. I'm moving away and will have no further use of it. Just wanna get it out of my storage unit. Local pickup only. Voltage measure is available upon picking up. :) Manufacturer's specs below: Optima D34M BlueTop is designed as a dual purpose battery, both starting and deep cycle for people who need a sure-starting, strong cranking, and maintenance free power source for their boat or RV, even in harsh conditions. The unique SpiralCell design provides a strong and clean power source, ensuring the safety of you, your family and the environment. The higher reserve capacity gives you a longer shelf-life to give you the power when you need it, where you need it. This battery is designed to be used with recreational vehicles or boats with large accessory loads.
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