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Aaron

I have added a group 31 in a box screwed and glued to the forward end of the old battery box. This seemed like wasted space and made the wiring short jumps. I spoke with Mike yesterday and he said that he has a 31 mounted on the top and outboard of the old boxes. This only brings me to 500 AH so you’re half way there.

Linus

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Thanks, I was hoping for a short cut.
Linus

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Pat

I know that a few people have already said “thanks” for all that you do. I had not noticed the spam in the comments before.
I don’t know how you pay for the domain or what charges you do incur in keeping up with this site. I would not mind chipping in when it is needed.
Thanks again for taking the time to do all you do for all of us in the 424 world.

Linus

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Aaron

Are you saying the corrosion was not evident on the end but when you cut the wire the was a bad spot in the middle? If so was there a bad spot in the insulation?

Linus

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From: “pat noordsij”
Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2008 8:13 PM
To: mailing list
Subject: Re: [pearson424] Battery cable

In short – yes.

– pat

Aaron Lynch wrote, On 3/5/2008 7:09 PM:

I then made the big plunge and replaced everything – even used red.

I hate to be the wet blanket on this discussion, but isn’t the current
ABYC code call for red and yellow Now?

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