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by installing a ACR and "not" touching the wiring in my motor for another rectifier. My batteries are good. When docked,they are connected to a OBC. I wanted my house battery to be completely unattached from my starter battery and now I have that.
Thanks Chris for that info.
What are you trying to accomplish? What I am trying to do is keep my electronics battery charged because I recently updated my electronics and if it gets below 10.5 volts it don't work very well. The switch may be the answer for what I am doing. So when in both...
hello all. Just joined this forum. I have a 2004 mercury 60HP 4 stroke, ser # OT901530, mold # 60 ELPT EPI. I recently added another battery to my boat for my electronics and I was wondering if I could add another rectifier connected to the stator to charge this battery? I have seen on you...
