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    Power give me power

    I think you need to start with your list of equipment, then determine which model you want for each of those items, then look at the data sheets...
    Post by: WotEver, Nov 11, 2009 in forum: OnBoard Electronics & Controls
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    Wiring marine Audio / Visual

    Impedance matching in this scenario is irrelevant. It'll be fine.
    Post by: WotEver, Sep 22, 2009 in forum: OnBoard Electronics & Controls
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    Wiring marine Audio / Visual

    The spec states "Input Sensitivity 300mV-8V" so it should be fine.
    Post by: WotEver, Sep 21, 2009 in forum: OnBoard Electronics & Controls
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    Wiring marine Audio / Visual

    No, quite the opposite. The output from the headphone jack will be considerably higher than a line level signal and could quite possibly overload...
    Post by: WotEver, Sep 18, 2009 in forum: OnBoard Electronics & Controls
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    Parallel Alterntors for faster charge.

    Don't get too carried away there fella ;) I happen to believe that this page gives a more balanced review of the situation by someone who...
    Post by: WotEver, Sep 15, 2009 in forum: OnBoard Electronics & Controls
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    Parallel Alterntors for faster charge.

    Sterling supply a product that addresses the same issue. http://www.sterling-power.com/products-battbatt-info.htm There are lots of...
    Post by: WotEver, Sep 14, 2009 in forum: OnBoard Electronics & Controls
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    Wiring up yamaha 30

    JDM - if Pistn can't help with a full manual for whatever reason keep a lookout online for LIT-18626-00-94 which is the User Manual, or...
    Post by: WotEver, Sep 12, 2009 in forum: OnBoard Electronics & Controls
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    1987 MERCRUISER 165 hp INLINE 3.7L 4cly

    In the mean time, check for an inline fuel filter; it could well be blocked. Tony
    Post by: WotEver, Sep 12, 2009 in forum: Gas Engines
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    Parallel Alterntors for faster charge.

    Ooh, ooh, see - we CAN agree on something ;)
    Post by: WotEver, Sep 8, 2009 in forum: OnBoard Electronics & Controls
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    Parallel Alterntors for faster charge.

    Yes, as was explained in a simple to follow manner in the link that I supplied in the same post. At least I was trying to help the poster...
    Post by: WotEver, Sep 8, 2009 in forum: OnBoard Electronics & Controls
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    Parallel Alterntors for faster charge.

    Below is a block diagram of an alt internal workings: A pretty good if basic description of their function in a vehicle context can be found...
    Post by: WotEver, Sep 7, 2009 in forum: OnBoard Electronics & Controls
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    Wiring up yamaha 30

    These folks might be of some use. Tony :)
    Post by: WotEver, Sep 4, 2009 in forum: OnBoard Electronics & Controls
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    Parallel Alterntors for faster charge.

    The explanation of that solution from the guy who came up with the circuit (after 28 pages of digression and discussion) is as follows: The...
    Post by: WotEver, Sep 4, 2009 in forum: OnBoard Electronics & Controls
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    Hydraulic pump on PTO engine

    I don't know if it's something peculiar to narrowboat usage, but Vetus electric bowthrusters in particular have a very poor reputation in the UK...
    Post by: WotEver, Sep 1, 2009 in forum: OnBoard Electronics & Controls
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    Parallel Alterntors for faster charge.

    Me neither - that circuit is elegant in its simplicity and fulfills the requirements with off-the-peg components. Nice one :) T.
    Post by: WotEver, Sep 1, 2009 in forum: OnBoard Electronics & Controls