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Finished!Those replacement bulkheads look great and appear to match well to the other woodwork I can see in the photos. I'll try to figure out how to... -
SERENITYYou can use both panels at the same time. Because they are completely seperate sytems. The only reason you have a master over ride switch on you... -
SERENITYI am replacing the original panel all together. The original panel is not waterproof and is down by the floor. I'm also adding circuits. The...
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SERENITYYes, you can have the DC panel & the AC panel active at the same time. They are electricity seperate systems.
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SERENITYAnd you don't have an override like on a house generator breaker, you just make sure all switches except your master/battery switch are off while...
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As long as I was fabricating a new top for the aft bench seat I did away with seatback. The original seatback crowded the companionway ladder and hindered access to the double berth (sail locker) under the cockpit. So far the seatback has not been missed, but then we never convert the table to a berth.
- egodsey
- Mar 20, 2012
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Apparently in the original layout of the Hunter 25.5 the battery was underneath the aft bench seat in the main cabin. I had to rebuild this bench seat, so I cut the seat into two pieces, added support for both halves ... and mounted much of the DC power system in this space. This includes the one battery, the man DC switch, the battery charger and fuses that protect the wiring harnesses that feed the outboard, the bilge pump, and the two DC panels.
- egodsey
- Mar 20, 2012
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