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I am installing a Lewmar Horizon 600/900 horizontal windlass on a 27
foot power boat. The users manual says to use #4 AWG marine grade wire from the battery to the solenoid to the breaker to the windlass and back to the battery. The wire leads on the windlass are #10 AWG. I know the concern here is with voltage drop to the motor but the cost of the #4 wire is huge. Rather than following the general guidlines in the manual does anyone have a better way of calculating exactly what gauge wire would be needed for this installation? The total run from the battery to the windlass and return is 72 feet. Don |
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