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It's still something you have to remember. Get a good battery charger. I
alwasys check the boat before leaving the house. If it has not run in more than a couple weeks I start it on the muffs after I get it out of the garage. It's a hassle to get all the way to the ramp and then find a problem. "Marko" wrote in message om... Nothing worse than having plans to use my boat, only to find I left the fish finder on or the kids left the stereo on. BATTERY DEAD, PLANS CANCELED, ME CRABBY! Does anyone have a shutoff switch on their boat battery to avoid this? If so, what type? Thanks, Marko |
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