The rectification is done in the voltage regulator circuitry. The fact that the voltage is moving around tells you the regulator is operational.
Sounds like something is pulling the system down from an overload.
First thing, I would unhook the winch to see what happens. From there I would...
Distance could be the issue.
VHF is line of sight communications. For the most part, if you can’t see the other party you can’t talk to them.
A high gain antenna (9db) would improve distance, but the pitch and roll of a small craft would be problematic because of the narrow beam width of the...
I run a pair of DC27 (not Costco) in my boat. Put 10 years on them before switching out. Both batteries tested good but felt guilty for not replacing them as PM
Cant make cables for the cost you can buy them anymore.
Cant think of their name off the top of the head, but one company does a...
Rectification is done in the voltage regulator.
A failure causes crazy tachometer readings amongst others.
Reuse the old OMS pump?
Vacuum leak in fuel supply lines?
Big fan of Trident. Replaced all my fuel lines from separator to primer bulb to fuel pump with Trident A1 last week.
Bear in mind that A1 is designed for use in an enclosed area. It has a thick, fireproof cover and comes in a couple of different configurations ( bend radius). Check to make sure...
Dont know about the noise ordinance. Grew up in the suburbs of Washington DC. Didnt move to the Baltimore area until the early 80’s.
Rt. 40 on the west side was replaced with Rt. 70 in the early 1970s.
What’s left of Rt.40 on the west side is called the Baltimore National Pike until you get...
State street?
The “Block”, now designated a National historical area, is on East Baltimore street.
Only a small portion of it still exists. A block, maybe block and a half at best. Used to go all the way down to Gay St.
Don't fool yourself......been hanging out on Hatteras Island, NC going on 40 years.
Have watched the island march South and West with my own eyes.
Had some of the worst flooding I've ever scene on the island last week from a prolonged Northeast blow...
Pretty much doing the same here.
You have to get past being sentimental and look at things as the old, outdated objects they really are. If they were truly historical pieces, you would have no problem getting top dollar
At this point, it’s easier to give away to “idiots” than haul to scrape
Two alternative channels (15’ and 25’ draft) already been reopened.
The amount of equipment currently on-site I would be surprised if it’s not reopened in the next 60 days
https://www.marinelog.com/legal/environment/salvage/video-new-baltimore-temporary-channel-opens/
There is technically no such classification as “marine grease”.
Different applications require different grease formulations. Arguably the best grease in marine wheel bearing application (water resistance, high drop temp) is calcium sulphonate.
For applications with direct exposure to water...
You have something going on.
Your amp is rated at 50W RMS per channel.
I can litterly rattle the windows in the house with my 50W per channel amp and pair of 3-way studio monitors at 1/2 volume.
Polarities right?
Ohm matched?
Could just be very inefficient speakers.
What are you using?
There is technically no such classification as “marine grease”.
Different applications require different grease formulations. Arguably the best grease in marine wheel bearing application (water resistant and high drop temp) is calcium sulphonate.
For applications with direct exposure to water...
