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Originally Posted by LakeHuronPower
(Post 4868952)
I currently have a summit brand SUM-810344, not really "marine rated" but works just fine for me so far (I would imagine it would get more wet under the hood of a car than under my hatch anyway).
Originally Posted by LakeHuronPower
(Post 4868954)
Oh yeah...well the boat still hasn't exploded yet either!
You just haven’t gotten enough fuel vapor's in your bilge yet. You have smoke detectors and etc in your house ? Fyi: only one person loses in Russian roulette. and yes I’ve seen , in person, probably five boats now engulfed in flames. |
Originally Posted by SB
(Post 4868962)
Do yourself , and your passengers, a favor a get the spark arrestors , (or marine alternator itself)for the alternator. Favor is just a figure of speach.
You just haven’t gotten enough fuel vapor's in your bilge yet. You have smoke detectors and etc in your house ? Fyi: only one person loses in Russian roulette. and yes I’ve seen , in person, probably five boats now engulfed in flames. |
Originally Posted by Joeyboost
(Post 4868963)
SB - All the alternators I see marine rated none of them are 100amp or more and I do not want a automotive unit in my boat for the obvious reasons. Can you recommend one so I can get it ordered and check this box?
https://www.dbelectrical.com/product...ch-140amp.html |
Originally Posted by Rookie
(Post 4868965)
I've been using these for almost 20 yrs.
https://www.dbelectrical.com/product...ch-140amp.html |
Or take your marine Alt and find a local Alt and Starter repair/rebuild shop. There's one around my area that ive had them take a standard 80amp and build it to a 160 amp in the past...
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