I keep reading that, in addition to fuses for all your circuits, there should be a master fuse on the whole battery, and that it should be within a few inches of the battery terminal (positive terminal I suppose).
This makes all the sense in the world, but looking at my 2006 Hunter 33, I can't find any such fuse. There is the main DC circuit breaker, though that's not a few inches from the terminal. Is that meant to do the job, and if so, is it in compliance with NMEA and any other appropriate regulations?
This makes all the sense in the world, but looking at my 2006 Hunter 33, I can't find any such fuse. There is the main DC circuit breaker, though that's not a few inches from the terminal. Is that meant to do the job, and if so, is it in compliance with NMEA and any other appropriate regulations?
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