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![]() "jeff" wrote in message . .. tom wrote: 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 Is shore power (or another source) plugged in? Sometime solar's high Voltage with low current confuses other sources. So you're saying the starter motor is "confused?" Ha ha ha ha! That's got to be one of the funnier things I read here for quite some time. I have some advice. The advice is please shut up if you've got nothing to offer but ignorance and stupidity. Wilbur Hubbard |
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