Is your inverter big enough to handle the hot water heater?


Bobsprit wrote:
Hot water heater is AC 120V. Water is also heated via the engine. Ran the
engine for about 10 minutes and got "warm" water. I'll probably never have a
use for it. The sun shower uses less power. We spent two hours cleaning the
freshwater tank. Just for handwashing and cleanup.

Translation: Bubbles didn't understand the question.


Couldn't really test the ho****er heater itself for long as lightening hit the
power transformer at the marina and knocked out power!

Sounds like another lame-ass excuse. Your marina doesn't have circuit breakers on
the mains?

Bubbles, you're nuts.

DSK

freshwater tank. Just for handwashing and cleanup.

Translation: Bubbles didn't understand the question.

Dummy, there is NO inverter for the heater. Sorry you need such careful wording
to see the obvious.

RB

Bobsprit wrote:


Dummy, there is NO inverter for the heater.

You mean you don't have an inverter, or that your "entertainment system" is all the
load it can handle? Aren't you embarrassed to have such a pathetic power system on
your boat? Or maybe not, after all it was only half price.

How exactly does this make me a dummy?

And you are still banging your "stepping stone" boat into the dock, and saying "I
meant to do that" like PeeWee Herman, instead of learning how to drive properly.
Maybe, since it was only half price, you aren't losing any value by smacking up
your topsides.....

Bubbles, you're nuts. And you're a moron too.

DSK

How exactly does this make me a dummy?

After I explained that the engine was the method of water heating away from the
slip, a person with tripple digit IQ would have realized that I don't carry a
big inverter.
Not you, of course!

Bwahaahaha! Powerboater!

RB

How exactly does this make me a dummy?


CANDChelp wrote:
After I explained that the engine was the method of water heating away from the
slip, a person with tripple digit IQ would have realized that I don't carry a
big inverter.
Not you, of course!

Do you remember what you wrote Bubbles? You didn't explain anything of the kind.
But why would you remember, or accurately repeat, what you posted?

You're the moron who went sailing with two other people and then loudly insisted
you had no crew; likewise that there were several other boats out sailing but that
the weather was too scary for everybody else.

One might assume you're embarrassed that you don't have an inverter. Of course, on
a half-price boat, you can't expect everything.

Bubbles, you're nuts.



Bwahaahaha! Powerboater!

Yep. And not only that, a powerboater who knows (and shows) far more than you do
about sailing. And everything else, so far.

Bye bye for a while Bubbles®, I'm done reading your posts for another week or two.

DSK

Do you remember what you wrote Bubbles? You didn't explain anything of the
kind.
But why would you remember, or accurately repeat, what you posted?

Here it is doug, word for word, in answer to the query about the size of
inverter..

Is your inverter big enough to handle the hot water heater?

Hot water heater is AC 120V. Water is also heated via the engine. Ran the
engine for about 10 minutes and got "warm" water.

Having only indicated 120V and engine as heat source, only a poor idiot like
you would still be wondering about an imagined inverter!
Bwahahahaaha! Face it, you barely read the post and now you have Bertie all
over your face!!!

bahahaha!

RB

And you are still banging your "stepping stone" boat into the dock, and saying


Not only is the wax nearly perfect on my boat, but the fenders are pretty darn
scuff free as well!

RB

Sounds like another lame-ass excuse. Your marina doesn't have circuit breakers
on
the mains?

Yeah. Circuit breakers for a direct lightening strike!

Doug, you're a genius. Bwahahahaha!

RB