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The Ultimate Alternator Project
On 11/12/10 1:47 PM, Wilbur Hubbard wrote:
wrote in message . .. In . octanews.com, llid says... Are they approved for marine use? Can you operate them in an enclosed engine room or do you have to hang it off the gunwale? You'd have to duct it and exhaust it to the outside via cowlings and forced air but it would provide the electricity to do that, no problem. As for some government, marine use approval, who cares? It's high time the government took a hike out of our everyday personal lives with their red tape. A commercial boat is one thing, a private yacht is another thing entirely. Your insurance company cares. I don't do insurance. Never have, never will. Insurance is a giant rip-off. Just go downtown in most any big city and some of the biggest, most expensive buildings will be banks and insurance companies. That should give you a clue as the giant swindle that is called insurance. If you wish to swell their coffers so be it but I will not. Wilbur Hubbard (self-insured) Are you "self-insured" for liability, too? |
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