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i have a 1998 johnson 35hp pull start outboard.I did notice two wires, yellow and yellow/stripe coming from underneath the flywheel.they are not connected to anywhere.what do i need to do to be able to charge a battery?
Just a rectifier would do the job. But if you are connecting electronics to the battery you might consider a rectifier/regulator. http://www.mfgsupply.com/m/c/01-090-1.html
i have a 1998 johnson 35hp pull start outboard.I did notice two wires, yellow and yellow/stripe coming from underneath the flywheel.they are not connected to anywhere.what do i need to do to be able to charge a battery?
You sure it is only two wires? I would have expected three. But if only two, you can get a bridge rectifier from Radio Shack at a very reasonable cost.
