Re: [bolger] wire gauge
Thanks, Richard. 12 it is.
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--- Richard Spelling <richard@...>
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> use 12 ga.http://www.marksnyderelectric.com/catalog/voltdropchart.html
>
> Normal draw is probably around 5 amps. Max draw from
> you systems, worst
> case, is less than 20 amps.
>
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use 12 ga.
Normal draw is probably around 5 amps. Max draw from you systems, worst
case, is less than 20 amps.
http://www.marksnyderelectric.com/catalog/voltdropchart.html
Normal draw is probably around 5 amps. Max draw from you systems, worst
case, is less than 20 amps.
http://www.marksnyderelectric.com/catalog/voltdropchart.html
----- Original Message -----
From: "Sam Glasscock" <glasscocklanding@...>
To: <bolger@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, April 21, 2002 9:33 PM
Subject: [bolger] wire gauge
> Can anyone help a poor idiot who is unable to read a
> simple chart? I am trying to figure out the size of
> wire I need in my twelve volt system to tie a fuse
> block and negative bus to a battery switch. The run
> is about 14' (lets say 16' to allow for some wiggle
> room), and the load will be an anchor light, running
> lights, a couple of cabin lights , a gps, a horn and
> three windshield wipers. Thats it--everything else is
> switched to the key or otherwise run on shorter
> circuits. I have tried using the tables in West's
> catalogue and another reference, but am stubbornly
> resisting any understanding of the information which
> they are trying to provide. Any advice from those who
> have done this type wiring would be most appreciated. Sam
>
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Can anyone help a poor idiot who is unable to read a
simple chart? I am trying to figure out the size of
wire I need in my twelve volt system to tie a fuse
block and negative bus to a battery switch. The run
is about 14' (lets say 16' to allow for some wiggle
room), and the load will be an anchor light, running
lights, a couple of cabin lights , a gps, a horn and
three windshield wipers. Thats it--everything else is
switched to the key or otherwise run on shorter
circuits. I have tried using the tables in West's
catalogue and another reference, but am stubbornly
resisting any understanding of the information which
they are trying to provide. Any advice from those who
have done this type wiring would be most appreciated. Sam
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simple chart? I am trying to figure out the size of
wire I need in my twelve volt system to tie a fuse
block and negative bus to a battery switch. The run
is about 14' (lets say 16' to allow for some wiggle
room), and the load will be an anchor light, running
lights, a couple of cabin lights , a gps, a horn and
three windshield wipers. Thats it--everything else is
switched to the key or otherwise run on shorter
circuits. I have tried using the tables in West's
catalogue and another reference, but am stubbornly
resisting any understanding of the information which
they are trying to provide. Any advice from those who
have done this type wiring would be most appreciated. Sam
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I might be able to track down the name and address of owner as it used to live at Taylors Island
Marina. I was told he still has the sailing rig etc. Clyde PS Perhaps send me your name and phone #
off list and maybe, the owner/seller could call you. I would if I were him and wanted to sell it.
oswegoriver wrote:
Marina. I was told he still has the sailing rig etc. Clyde PS Perhaps send me your name and phone #
off list and maybe, the owner/seller could call you. I would if I were him and wanted to sell it.
oswegoriver wrote:
> Does anyone remember reading about the conversion of the ketch "Sweet
> Chariot" into a
> power cruiser? According to the Database a discusion was published in
> MAIB Vol#9,#6.
> Anyone have a copy they could scan or mail to me? The boat is for
> sale and looks nice,and I'd
> like to read about it before I decide whether or not to make the 400
> mile drive to see it. Thanks
> very much
>
> Steve Lincoln
>
>
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Does anyone remember reading about the conversion of the ketch "Sweet
Chariot" into a
power cruiser? According to the Database a discusion was published in
MAIB Vol#9,#6.
Anyone have a copy they could scan or mail to me? The boat is for
sale and looks nice,and I'd
like to read about it before I decide whether or not to make the 400
mile drive to see it. Thanks
very much
Steve Lincoln
Chariot" into a
power cruiser? According to the Database a discusion was published in
MAIB Vol#9,#6.
Anyone have a copy they could scan or mail to me? The boat is for
sale and looks nice,and I'd
like to read about it before I decide whether or not to make the 400
mile drive to see it. Thanks
very much
Steve Lincoln