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Old 19-08-2020, 09:48   #106
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Re: Eliminating the 1-2-Both-Off Battery Switch
I agree with Pizzazz. I have a short set of high-amp jump leads in the electrical locker to take the house battery to the starter in case. A sneaky arrangement I've seen is to hard-wire the "link" with key-switches "In case of Emergency".
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