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blackfly 05-15-2007 09:48 PM

wiring 23 seacraft
 
in the final stages of rebuilding my seacraft. i don't know what to use, fuses or breakers for all of my switches and electronics? any ideas?
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Old'sCool 05-15-2007 10:12 PM

Re: wiring 23 seacraft
 
The Blue Seas (I think) breakers are REALLY nice.

1bayouboy 05-16-2007 09:27 AM

Re: wiring 23 seacraft
 
I like breakers, but they can go bad too. If fuses having very easy access to the fuse panel is key. Blowing a fuse while 50 miles offshore in moderate seas could be a pain without really easy access.

deepsushi 05-16-2007 09:56 AM

Re: wiring 23 seacraft
 
What I would do lookup "Scott C" from the classicmako site -- he makes custom CNC switch panels. If you browse around over there you will see his awesome panels.

check out this thread showing his work:

http://classicmako.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=16410

I read in a thread that he charges $20 per switch slot

Hooper 05-20-2007 09:31 PM

Re: wiring 23 seacraft
 
Blackfly-

I just re did al the wiring in my console and here is what I did. I ran everything to a Blue Seas 12 post fuse block, then I ran everything to a pair of Blue Seas 6 swithc circuit breakers, sort of a double fused system, that way, if something pops, I go right to the fuse panel and replace what popped, and drive on. I'll post some shots eventually....


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