The manual is not very helpful. I am looking to locate the Battery Charger for the B361. I am assuming that this is one unit charger/inverter.
2003 B361 Battery Charger Location
- Thread starter hbzeih
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Find the batteries, there are rather thin charging current leads to the positive poles. Follow the charging leads to the charger unit which should be nearby .
Probably a single charger without an inverter (unless previous owner installed an inverter), located in close proximity to house battery bank. As others have mentioned, trace the cables.
The factory located it (charger only, no inverter) on the forward end of the middle storage area under the starboard settee. Not very close to the battery!
jssailem
SBO Weather and Forecasting Forum Jim & John
- Oct 22, 2014
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Welcome @hbzeih to the SBO forum.
New boats are a bit of a mystery to new owners. You need to be a bit inquisitive and possess the heart of a discoverer. Follow the signs when the paperwork is not helpful. With a charger using a flashlight start at the batteries. Like a yellow brick road follow the red wire. It would be the one the charger uses to charge the battery.
New boats are a bit of a mystery to new owners. You need to be a bit inquisitive and possess the heart of a discoverer. Follow the signs when the paperwork is not helpful. With a charger using a flashlight start at the batteries. Like a yellow brick road follow the red wire. It would be the one the charger uses to charge the battery.
jssailem
SBO Weather and Forecasting Forum Jim & John
- Oct 22, 2014
- 23,155
When I bought my boat, I spent a weekend looking in all the covered and closed voids. The seller did not know or perhaps did not care about the left objects as they were looking to flip the boat.
I found an old (new in box) diesel heater, a second anchor and bag of chain, a bosan's chair, and several boxes of new engine parts i.e. injectors, a pump etc.
It was like opening a pirates treasure chest.
I found an old (new in box) diesel heater, a second anchor and bag of chain, a bosan's chair, and several boxes of new engine parts i.e. injectors, a pump etc.
It was like opening a pirates treasure chest.
This will be me in a few days, just purchased boat from out of state, viewed the boat; then left and completed the entire purchase by email and phone calls. Survey, haul-out, decommission, and shipping the boat. I will actually be able to see and crawl through the boat on Tuesday, I am sure there will be loads of questions.