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If you require a windlass to retrieve your ground tackle then you are restricted to 12 or 24-volt windlasses that, due to the nature of 12 or 24 VDC current, need thumb-thick cables. Stupid, stupid stupid. Why doesn't anybody manufacture a 120 or 240 VAC windlass so as to require less thick cables strung the length of one's boat? A thick cable to the inverter and regular house-type, 30-amp rated wires to a 120 or 40 VAC windlass from a properly-sized inverter would solve the problem. Better yet, try downsizing your boat so as to not require a windlass. Or, perhaps just a large manual winch on the foredeck for those feebles with bad backs or weenie arms? -- Sir Gregory - fully of retrieving his ground tackle by hand and arm strength alone. |
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