However after lots of research the warranties on the enjoybot batteries seem to be about as useless as the paper itself printed on. Lots of guys have had issues getting in touch with the company for warranty issues. This is common amongst most Chinese lithium batteries. They make these outlandish warranty guarantees because they never intend on honoring the warranty no matter how long it’s been. If you do your digging you’ll find that enjoybot, li-time, chins and many more are made in the same plant for the different sellers of whose name is on the case. They do seem to vary in quality on the inside which is probably an agreed upon thing between the manufacturer and the seller of how much the production costs are going to be based upon hardwares and what features the batteries will have. I went down a very interesting rabbit hole when researching these Chinese lithiums and the varying qualities available at what price points. I just could t justify spending big coin on American brand lithiums that were just assembled Chinese parts in an American facility.

Thanks for the info. I can’t speak on the warranty because I haven’t had to use it and I hope I never do lol. Glad to hear yours is doing great just like mine though. 👍🏻 keep me posted and hope you’re catching them. 😃

I sold the boat that those batteries were in. Last I heard they were still going strong. If you’re debating on purchasing them just go for it. They’ve proven their self in the market place now. 👍🏻

I sold the boat that those were in.

I can’t tell you the exact bait as that isn’t fair to him. But it was top water.

I’ve been on points in stumpy creek with a Carolina rig. No giants but 3-3 1/2’s have been biting.

It’s cool. I expect to hear from a bunch of “those guys.” But I’ll make a deal with ya. I promise to have it when I go to smallmouth country. 👍🏻

You net that 5lbr, you win. simple as that man.

Appreciate the kind words. I really appreciate getting requests and suggestions on the video. It helps me make my videos better in the future. I’ll definitely keep your request in mind in future videos. FYI, most of these fish were caught on an ol fashion senko. Nothing special. Thanks for watching. 👍🏻

Thanks Peter!

I sold my 520R and I am in-between boats right now. I am in a loaner boat from the Collins Dealership in Smithfield, NC for now.

Still going strong

@@JeffreyDavisFishing good deal just bought 3 50ah and 125ah for my boat yesterday

I should call it the “Co Cam” 😃

If u have money on the line i am going to get them in the boat thought

@@KieranBreckFishing Not a good answer. You don't have to rush and beat the crap out of the fish, you won't go any faster than if you handle the fish properly. You are the people who are ruining the sport.

Appreciate you coming along for the ride. 😃

It’s a 70mph boat. Some can see 72 with the right conditions and a light load.

@JeffreyDavisFishing Did you ever add power poles? Mine has 2 8 foot power poles, a 36v Ultrex, 4 regular batteries, 10" jack plate, and a 25" pitch Tempest. I can run 68-70 loaded with another person, and about 72 by myself. Its the 225 Pro XS 2 stroke.

Yeah. I did add 2 power poles. I also had lithium trolling motor batteries. I’m not a speed guy so I never pushed the boat to its limit. I normally cruised around at 50mph.

I think it’s the dam. The dam is closed every weekend and open Monday thru Friday. Fish move and position different when the dam is open vs when it’s closed. When it’s open they’ll position on that offshore structure and become catchable. When it’s closed they’ll suspend out off of it and become tough to catch. They’ll also position the same way on shallow cover when the dam is open. The current flow is key to bass fishing.

Glad it’s not just me. Appreciate the insight. Maybe we’ll figure it out one day. 👍🏻