Hey guys, the other day when loading the boat, my wife noticed the blowers shut off. I hopped up on the boat after pulling it out and sure enough... It was late, drug it home and looked at it the next day and everything worked fine. Fast forward a couple of trouble free weekends and last night, everything shut off when idling out to the channel after dinner on the water (motor stayed running). I didn't touch a thing and everything came back on, turned off, back on, turned off and back on and stayed on all in the matter of about a minute. When I say everything, I mean every single thing that is from the fuse block forward. Made it home fine the rest of the voyage but I'm not wanting to hit the water again without knowing something to look for. I figure model of boat has little to do with it, but it is an 05 outlaw 23. The wiring in the boat is relatively unmolested by the previous owners, and I've checked every connection I can find and they are all tight and clean. I am a little fuzzy about where all the grounds may be located though to check them.

Also, about a month ago, I lost my second amp, powered by battery number 2, and the only thing powered by number 2. The fuse (on the ground nonetheless) was blown so I popped a new one in it to no avail. I figured the amp was shot and we don't jam out much with a 1 yr old with us, so I kinda forgot about the issue. Could the battery switch be on its way out? If so, is it something I should try to ohm out or throw a new one at it? If so, any vendor recommendations? Thanks a ton!!!!