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On Tue, 22 May 2007 02:54:15 +0000, Larry wrote:
We could unplug the dock end and drag it into the boat's power panel. The ground pin on the dock plug is plainly marked. It's L shaped. Just use an ohmmeter or even a continuity light that's battery powered to find the right one. I like that suggestion. The shore power cable is long enough to easily reach to where I need to do the testing. Let's hope that neutral and ground are not tied together somewhere. |
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