Dakota vs Nocqua | Lithium Battery | Lowrance HDS 7" Live

Just like the title says Dakota Vs Nocqua Lithium Battery which battery will last longer while running the Lowrance HDS 7" LIVE
Dakota | amzn.to/2Jt7clX
Nocqua | amzn.to/2MSzSqu

[@ikashibimauler]

Nice attempt, but you need to control the variables. Do them both under the same load at the same temperature. Like no demo mode and just let them run until failure.

[@bryans1043]

I was also wondering how hard it is for him to do math. His use of terms like "I think," "seems," and "so like" combined with his uncertain demeanor makes this a useless test and video.

[@kernlkajun1]

No clear winner here but the Nocqua would be my choiceo based on size alone. The HDS units are power hogs and I switched to the new 20ah Nocqua so as to avoid losing navigation on return trips from the marsh.

[@joshuacarr6172]

Using demo mode for naqua battery totally ruined the comparison. You should delete this video and do everything the same for both

[@calipsolouie]

Not very conclusive . A similar controlled environment is really what you need to see how each battery performs. Nice effort though. On a side note, are you running a Helix MD on an Outback?

[@tannerpeterson6369]

From my experience Nocqua runs longer by alot. Switched all my electronics over to them. Smaller too.

[@kevingonfishing6023]

Have you had any problems with them? im seeing lots of reviews of them crapping out after a few months.

[@TimMcConville1215]

Not sure why this video was 11 minutes long. Could have been done in 3 minutes. Waste of time - no conclusion.

[@gatorhkman]

THANKS for this vid brother.

[@Adventures101.]

Wow can't get that time back can I

[@amals51]

My no quad will only run my elite ti2 for about 6 hours. I get a low voltage warning on my graph after about two hours and then it will run for an additional 4 hours or so... I’m going to increase to a 20 Ah battery I think.

[@noahjohns7954]

Do you have a 4.4 ah or a 10ah? I’m assuming 10 but I’m looking to run a discontinued garmin on one

[@amals51]

@@noahjohns7954 I went with a 23Ah DL battery, solved my problem.

[@noahjohns7954]

@@amals51 do you think a 4.4 would work for max 6-7 hour days? Or should I go 10 ah

[@JohnAmes]

Great video my friend 👍👍

[@WildernessPursuits301]

thanks