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So here is my take...... A/C units.... even the most sophisticated newer models will accept voltages between 187 and 253 VAC for a 208-230 supply. As mentioned earlier, when the voltage goes down, more current is drawn. When you are at the bottom of that range, a brownout/surge can have...

sounds like you may have a corroded cable connection, check connections not only at batteries, but at the other end, at the dc panels, etc. A simple digital volt meter should point out the problem for you. start at the batteries, checking voltages, then at the busses in the DC panel, at that...

I am not sure if there is a raymarine booth at the boat show, but if so, I will be glad to pick you up a coupon.

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+++++1 DO Not let a technician put stop leak in one of these systems. It's the same analogy as radiator stop leak, transmission stop leak..... it just doesn't work. If the unit is more than 10-15 years old, more than likely it will have a leak in the coil. Depending on how much it is ran when...

OK, So gonna check the dumpsters this weekend at the marina.... jus' looking for the good stuff.......

Born in Tennessee, grew up on Watts Bar lake and Norris Lake. Later in life moved to Ohio, on the sloppy shores of Lake Erie. From there Texas and Lake Lavon, then to South Carolina, Lake Wylie. In a week I will be moving to Charleston. Always around the water, and have always loved boats...

According to the Kraus and Naimer website this is a 2 pole switch, meaning 2 inputs. Be sure that any switch you get is a break before make type switch. Just my $.02.

If my memory serves me correctly, the reason for 25kohms is the resistance across the polarity indicator.

I like it..... Very nice and welcome aboard!

Mastervolt also offers an Isolation transformer that is ABYC compliant. Mastervolt Isolation Transformer At 13 Lbs....

If we really looked we would probably find several connections that have corroded or worked loose one way or another. Many (or should I say most) of the electrical issues have to do with ground connections. Just hard to keep up with it all. An anti corrosion compound helps to an extent, and any...

Well if anybody goes, stop by booth #8 and say hello.

Charleston, SC

All thru-hull fittings or hull penetrations designed to accept pipes, hoses or valves, terminating below the maximum heeled waterline, shall be equipped with a seacock to stop the admission of water in the event of failure. Hull penetrations that are not equipped with a seacock shall use...

I can look up the ABYC standard to check, but I would, that's just my preference.

If you are using only 1 pump, it should have a capacity of 1,000 to 1200 GPH. That would be plenty of flow when both units are running at the same time. Water will flow through both units, even though only one is operating. 3/4" outlet on the pump (in most cases) "Tee"d to (2) 5/8" OD hoses, 1...

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In boats with multiple systems running on one seawater pump there is most likely a Pump Relay to receive a signal from each system to tell the pump it needs to run...That is unless it has been bypassed and the pump runs 24/7 from the breaker ( I see this done fairly often) Lets start with the...

+1 In order to accomplish this you will need a pump controller. It takes the signal from each AC unit to turn the pump on when there is a call for cool (or heat). Pump and fittings must be big enough to provide proper water flow if both units should call at the same time. Pump output can be...

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