RE: catalina27-talk: RE: catalina27-Battery Selector

[windabout]

The answer is a definite "maybe".   It depends on what kind of battery switch you have. The problem is that your alternator will not be a happy camper if all of a sudden you throw the switch and there's no load.  Some switchs will break the connection to the batteries when you switch between settings that's a no no for your alternators health. Others don't break the connection until it's connected to the next batter position and in that case the alternator will always see a load.  

 

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Dave
C27 #5212
Windabout
Cape Cod
http://dpbcc.home.comcast.net

 

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From: "Jones, Lance B" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

If my engine battery is the #2 battery and my #1 powers everything else, once I have the engine running is it ok to switch from #2 to #1 or should I leave it on All?

 

 

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From: catalina27-talk@memberclicks.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2006 11:38 AM
To: catalina27-talk@memberclicks.com
Subject: Re: catalina27-talk: RE: catalina27-Letter removal

I used a hair dryer to warm up vinyl lettering on a window so that I could get hold of an end and start pulling it off.  It came off in pieces.  Goo-Gone will get rid of the adhesive residule. Below are a couple of links regarding removing vinyl letters:

How to apply and remove vinyl boat names

Vinyl Lettering/Vinyl Decal Removal Instructions - SpeedySigns.com

Hope it helps.

Dave Tierney
Celtic Pride, 5282
1983 C-27, Traditional
Middle River, Maryland

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