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"Capt. JG" wrote in message news:hdCdnWEMyOwp9ILVnZ2dnUVZ_oOnnZ2d@bayareasolut ions... "tom" wrote in message ... When my solar panels are charging (~14V) and I try to start the engine, it basically acts like the batteries are dead. No turnover, just hear the click of the solenoid. I unplug the solar panels and it starts right up? Any ideas what could be causing this? Wierd. Tom Obviously a short somewhere, but that's not really helpful. Perhaps the reversing diode is shorting? -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com This guy ganz is an idiot. One would think somebody who had nothing to say would shut the f*ck up but NOOOOOOOOOO! -- Gregory Hall |
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"Gregory Hall" wrote in message ... One would think somebody who had nothing to say would shut the f*ck up but NOOOOOOOOOO! And yet it hasn't stopped you either, idiot. |
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