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Originally Posted by FIXX
(Post 3890818)
Gotcha!..my formuls has one by the sink but you have to think of people trying to plug somthing in when they just got out of the water..you never know,i would rather be safe..Also everything on my boat is grounded,gimbal housing's to engines,to trim pump's brackets to this to that and to the converter..
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fixx
Originally Posted by Full Force
(Post 3890826)
yaaa oh well... it's better then the extension cord I had last 5 years on the Baja.... lol
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Originally Posted by motor
(Post 3890845)
Everything being grounded and having gfi outlets is two different things .And all he has to do is install one ,first in chain of outlets.
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Everythign is grounded yes... its done right, only thing in question may be the GFI.. but oh well..
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Wire is wire, it makes no difference. It is hyped so they can charge you three times as much for "marine" grade.
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Originally Posted by Pismo10
(Post 3890977)
Wire is wire, it makes no difference. It is hyped so they can charge you three times as much for "marine" grade.
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Originally Posted by motor
(Post 3890978)
i disagree. Compare hardware store copper wire to a quality marine grade wire.......there is a difference
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Originally Posted by motor
(Post 3890978)
I disagree. Compare hardware store copper wire to a quality marine grade wire.......there is a difference
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Originally Posted by motor
(Post 3890978)
I disagree. Compare hardware store copper wire to a quality marine grade wire.......there is a difference
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Originally Posted by Pismo10
(Post 3891104)
OK, good wire is good wire. Apples to apples, it just costs three times as much at a marina than anywhere else.
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