29-07-2009, 09:50
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| Installing Bilge Pumps
I have a cat that didn't come with pumps and planning on installing one in each hull. Should I... 1 - Use float switches and connect them directly to the batteries? 2 - Float switches and connect to a breaker? 3 - No float switches and run them to a breaker? 4 - Some other way I haven't though of? I live aboard, and plan to eventually cut the dock lines and live on the hook. In case that has any bearing on your recommendation.
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