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![]() DSK wrote: Jeff Morris wrote: Consider, for a 80 foot round trip and an 80 Amp load, you want "2" gauge wire for a 10% loss. I think that's a bit on the light side. Most charts only show wire run lengths up to 60' and a medium size windlass is going to be a 100 amp load anyway. A 10% voltage drop is significant. Might knock other things off line, especially any digital devices. I'd prefer to size things for a lower voltage drop anyway, where practical. The voltage drop will be at the motor, not the house battery end. Cheers |
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