Originally Posted By: callbay
My friend has an inboard ski boat that has the original 13 year old battery and it still works fine. It's a AC-Delco Voyager. He does not take it out of the boat for the winter to charge it or keep it on a maintainer. He said he has only had it become completely discharged one time about seven years ago. He does not use the boat in the winter. It stays on a lift in the water, not in the garage. He lives in North West Arkansas.
Is not this very unusual? My record is about seven years for a battery to last.
Voyager is a marine battery, it's meant to be deep-discharged. They can spend most of their life under 50% state-of-charge and can be revived. You can't compare it to car batteries