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Reggie Smithers
 
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Default A/B Battery Switch

JimH wrote:
"Brian Cleveland" wrote in message
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" JimH" jimh_osudad@yahooDOT comREMOVETHIS wrote in message
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I am putting in a 2nd battery on my boat and will need an A/B switch.

Is the field disconnect one (such as this one http://tinyurl.com/pa9hn )
always the way to go, or is the one that is $10 cheaper but lack field
disconnect a better option? I do not switch to the other battery while
under power.....never have and do not plan to now. The switch will not
be
out in the open for anyone to fool with.

So save the $10 bucks or get the higher priced one?


The Field Disconnect does require 2 extra wires but would probably be
worth
it to keep from frying the alternator by accidently switching to off with
engine running. Scroll down to page 11 in following link

http://tinyurl.com/8ffe7

brian c
m/v canwegonow


Thank you Brian. Great link.


For some reason, I could not download pdf file. Did they say it was
necessary to have a separate regulator to prevent frying the alternator?

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