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Hello,
I checked the previous posts and Battery faq but I still need a little advice regarding my boat batteries. (I've been shocked countless times and had two near hits with lightning so electricity and I have a dysfunctional relationship probably aggrevated by my own stupidity.) I own a 2000 Bayliner 2152 and it has two batteries. There is a switch for 1, 2, All, and None. I understand the concept about how the batteries are isolated. So what do I set the switch at? What is the None setting for? Which battery is 1 and which is 2? I fear having a dead battery at sea on startup.With my luck, having two dead batteries is just as easy as having one. Thanks Charles |
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