Can I run my generator as I am cruising on my boat? It is a 2001
Searay 310. Will it interfer with the boat charging circuit?
Thanks,
Frank

Subject: Generator
From: (Frank)

Can I run my generator as I am cruising on my boat?

Assuming it was installed correctly, yes.

It is a 2001
Searay 310. Will it interfer with the boat charging circuit?

Assuming it was installed correctly, no.

Capt. Bill

It should not hurt your alternator but make sure you check your battery
water (If you have it). Putting 2-3 chargers on a single battery can
sometimes boil them a bit. They are supposed to shut off at a given
voltage but some run a bit hot. Gel cells will usually cook in that
scenario. I used to hit the charger breakers when I ran my Mains but
one time forgetting to turn it back on and I quit that policy.

IF you have accurate voltage meters check them when the battery is
charged, gen on, charger on and mains at cruise... if you see them in
the 14 V you may have an issue.

LaBomba182 wrote:
Subject: Generator
From: (Frank)


Can I run my generator as I am cruising on my boat?


Assuming it was installed correctly, yes.


It is a 2001
Searay 310. Will it interfer with the boat charging circuit?


Assuming it was installed correctly, no.

Capt. Bill

on a boat that new i would guess when you turned on you gen it would shut off
or bypass your alt..

"Frank" wrote in message
om...
Can I run my generator as I am cruising on my boat? It is a 2001
Searay 310. Will it interfer with the boat charging circuit?


You should be able to run the generator while cruising without any problem.

My question is: why do you want to?

Rod

"rmcinnis" wrote in message ...
"Frank" wrote in message
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Can I run my generator as I am cruising on my boat? It is a 2001
Searay 310. Will it interfer with the boat charging circuit?


You should be able to run the generator while cruising without any problem.

My question is: why do you want to?
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Air conditioning perhaps ?