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I moved my batteries from the stern to the fish box just aft of the cuddy bulkhead (I have an '89). Made a nice difference.
I would be most interested in your findings if you decide to drill depth holes as those would be ideal locations for my planned trolling motor batteries. 
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11-28-2017, 12:23 PM
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Mine are right outside the cuddy door in a custom hatch inspired by Phatdaddy. Be sure to run 1 or 2 gauge cable. Also you can get a cheap but powerful hydralic crimper from harbor freight.
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11-28-2017, 09:58 PM
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YES on the battery placement. When I redid my V21's deck I found this HUGE void right between the captains and mates chairs, just before the bulkhead to the cuddy in the center of the deck. It will easily fit 2 batteries plus some misc stowage. It's an easy matter to buy and install a deck hatch.
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