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thanx WH- does that schematic mean that 2 hot wires are required for the center spade fittings? that might be my problem
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I would say yes. Each + feeds the corrosponding sides line connection.
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thanx RE- seems like they would give you some damn instructions when you pay that much for a switch!!!
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![]() All you need to do is run 1 hot wire to the switch. Install 2 wire's in a female spade terminal and with the extra wire make a little jumper wire with another female spade terminal on the end of it to hook to the other connection. Just a loop jumper wire. |
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Here's some other wiring I did on a 20ft Mako.
The boat has a single DT-140 Suzuki. The batteries were moved inside the console. It has a Start & House battery with a Blue Sea's ACR unit to charge both batteries. It also has a 3rd master switch to combine the House batt. to the Start batt. if needed. I don't really like combining the batteries with the ACR to start the motor. This is due to the amperage load of the starter motor. Blue Sea's has since come out with another new setup that look's pretty neat. http://www.bluesea.com/product.asp?P...&d_Id=&l1=&l2= ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Very nice WH!!! Would you post a pic of your finished NMEA wiring??????
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