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catman115 11-25-2002 05:00 PM

battery placement
 
On my 20' seafari the battery is located in the starboard corner of the boat. I would like to relocate the battery inside the cabin forward of the control bulkhead.I'm a little worried about the movement of the hull when I happen to crest a wave or two. Would the acid splash out of the vent holes ??. Where do you center console boys have your juice mounted. There is a little built in storage area that would be perfect. All of this would just make it easier to install a larger battery than a standard group 24.

PressureDrop 11-25-2002 05:17 PM

Re: battery placement
 
catman - i have the same boat, ill be moving the batterys from the back center into the cabin, they will eather be one on each side of the cabin infront of the bulkheads, or on the cabin floor where a porta potty would go, and ill build a nice cubby for them.

Ben

BacDoc 11-25-2002 06:09 PM

Re: battery placement
 
I have mine (2 batteries with perko switch)on the floor under the center console on my 20'. It's easy to get to and keeps the weight forward and allows use of any size battery.

bmaj319 11-26-2002 07:53 AM

Re: battery placement
 
I have the same setup as BacDoc on my 18'. Works great!

jw 11-26-2002 09:38 AM

Re: battery placement
 
I have a 20CC I/O and my battery is in the STB Little seat in the back.
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Mark 11-27-2002 01:01 AM

Re: battery placement
 
My setup-

18CC - 2 batteries in console
20CC - 2 batteries in console

Good luck/
mark

cSickNick 11-27-2002 05:26 PM

Re: battery placement
 
I decided to cut in a Bomar hatch into the outboard motor splash well. Secured a plywood shelf inside the bilge area at approx the same level as the boat deck. Installed 2 batteries with Perko switch. Centered place of minimal pounding and nice fit. - Nick


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