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On Wed, 22 Aug 2007 07:59:37 -0400, "Roger Long"
wrote: I'm sure there are exceptions. With the boat and installation designed from the beginning to make hand starting a priority, starting a larger engine would be possible. Problem is, it is generally an afterthought if it is given any thought at all. Here's a possible invention that I'll give away in a public forum: How about a geared adapter to let you spin the flywheel with a cordless electric drill? Some of the better 14 and 18 volt drills have amazing power in a small package. A lot of people carry one on the boat already. Personally I still prefer carrying a small to mid-sized spare battery, preferably a gel cell for long charge retention. |