I saw that but I’m positive he’s talking about this boat. Boat was In Baltimore, he would captain this boat from time to time for the PO, (he did the sea trial) and the breakers he listed on ships services 3 are exactly mine. What are the odds that two boats have identical issues like this?
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01-06-2019 08:30 AM #41
Re: Electrical Issues on Hatteras??
John Novotny
1979 53 MY "Serenity" #567
Baltimore, MD
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Re: Electrical Issues on Hatteras??
Your way is the conventional way to set up an inverter and it works. But I personally like it so I can run anything. The manual switching is worth it to me. I don't want to have to decide which circuits are dedicated. I want any light and any plug to work. I guess I'm anti-automatic; I hate this crap on all of the new cars. Let me decide how close to follow with my cruise control on and when to brake.
Sky Cheney
1985 53EDMY, Hull #CN759, "Rebecca"
ELYC on White Lake--Montague, MI
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01-06-2019 10:35 AM #43
Re: Electrical Issues on Hatteras??
I usually work with customers who dont want to rewire the boats. If theres an inverter panel or not the unit can be wired in either way.
In my experience with larger inverters theres no additional panel for the outputs since theres no reason to not power almost everything from it at least for short periods. I've set up automatic generator starts and change overs so the operator need not worry about what can and cant be used.Scott
41C117 "Hattatude"
Port Canaveral Florida.
Marine Electronics and Electrical Products Distributor.
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