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![]() "Ansley Sawyer" wrote in message ... Dear Folks, I am considering installing a computer on my boat. I would be interested in your thoughts about the issues involved with electronic systems in the salt water environment. Specifically marinized components, 12 volt power supplies, and RF interferences. Also any ideas concerning issues that I have not thought of yet. Much appreciated. Ansley Sawyer SV Pacem I have mine (a desktop) in a sealed case, and made an umbilical (multiple extensions, 20 ft long, inside a flexible cable conduit) for the monitor/keyboard/mouse etc), and have an LCD monitor/cheap keyboard/and a light -- (I don't see so well anymore) all mounted on a TV(made for watching TV in bed) tray. I can move it around, put it on tables/ extend the legs when sitting/out of the way etc, replace the parts (monitor/keyboard/mouse/light bulb) cheaply and easily when they inevitably die, and only have to worry about shock mounting/tying down/etc the main unit which is tucked away out of the elements. |
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