Or swim along side to get up to speed, then jump in,. put it in gear, and
away you go :-)

"Matt Lang" wrote in message
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(Marko) wrote in message
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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

Thats not a good enough reason to cancel a boat trip!

You could jump start the boat (make sure not shut off the engine until
the battery is charged enough) or bring a spare battery along

Matt

Thanks all. I want a simple manual switch. If I forget to turn that
one off, I don't belong on the water. ;-)

Marko wrote;
Thanks all. I want a simple manual switch. If I forget to turn that one
off, I don't belong on the water. ;-)Thanks all. I want a simple manual
switch. If I forget to turn that one off, I don't belong on the water.
;-)
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I have a set up with 2 batteries using a Guest selector switch. I can
choose either battery or parallel both. And shut both batteries off
while I'm away. Works just fine...

Hope this helps.

Norm