[Public-List] Battery Location

[Jeffrey Fongemie]

Thanks Joe.
>From reading the mailing list archives, it seems that many keep batteries
under the cabin sole.

Anyone have problems with this? Obviously, from a weight distribution point
of view this is a good solution.

-Jeff

On Wed, Oct 22, 2008 at 7:03 PM, <FITZONELOVE at aol.com> wrote:

> Hey Jeff,
> Mine is pre liner, 1968.  Never had a problem with water in the  cockpit
> sole
> from the bilge (more from spilled beer ;) leaking through the  covers ).
> I have 2 deep cycle and one dual purpose battery; never had any energy
> problems whatsoever with this combo.  I have two battery selector switches,
>  so I
> can utilize the deep cycles as the house batteries, isolating the combo for
> starting.  I don't think you have to go the 6v golf battery route at  all.
> Weight distribution is perfect.  In fact, I have a Norcold ice  box
> conversion
> fridge, and can run it several hours without the need to  re-charge from
> the
> engine (Yanmar 27 HP.)
> Joe
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