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If your panel doesn't have a negative area you will need a separate bus bar. The separate bus bar will need to have a negative wire from the bus bar to the battery.
It should look something like this.
If you tell me what panel you have and the acc. you want I can make a wire diagram for you to use.
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Edit: After looking closer this picture appears to be a case of the "flipped negative" as it was called in the film camera days. However I have seen it done and it looks even stranger such as JC 6528 AP
Your reading wrong. It should read AP 8256...
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The one Dingbat is used is what I used on the wall and it works great. But I add a piece off hard rubber to the top (or rod tip area) I stapled it to the fornt over the opening. So if the rods get bumped they don't fall out. The rubber is like they...
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Here is a diagram that might help. You don't have to use the auto pump swith if you don't want.
It will print on a 8.5X11 paper real nice.
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^^ Your right on the oder. I was mathing the OP order. ^^
I thank he has something more like this.
Seasense Fully Grounded Wire Harness 50080303 - iboats
plug detail:
Re: Switch Panel connection
A buss bar is uesed as a common point for your (-) negative circuit. The (-) negative from your battery gos to the buss bar & the (-) negative from your circuits goto the buss bar.
Here is two types of a buss bars. But there are others types too.