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echo: boating
to: GENO DELLAMATTIA
from: DAVE BROWN
date: 1996-06-15 00:22:00
subject: Starter Circuit

-> The room fell silent as Sandy Whetherholt whispered to Geno Dellamattia...
  
 GD> Can you use standard house wiring for the 110 volt side? 
 
 SW> Not a good idea.  The marine environment includes flexing and chafing 
 SW> that the home environment doesn't.  The standard solid house wire 
 SW> won't stand up to that.  There is marine grade 110vac wiring 
 SW> available.  
Jumpin'!!!! I *never* seem to get my mail in this echo!
It's apparent from the above that you asked me a question that I never got
at my end -- which makes me wonder what else I'm missing. 
Anyway, I concur with Sandy. Marine rated 110 volt wire *looks* the same from
the outside, but is a stranded wire instead of solid copper core. It's quite
flexible and is meant to withstand the bumpin' and grindin' that goes on in
boats.
BTW, how have you been?
Buy another boat yet?
Any more hostage takings? ;-)
Regards,
          Dave Brown
          Brown's Marina
 
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