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Old 17-06-2021, 03:48   #1
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Leaving boat plugged in and power on when leaving boat
Hi
I imagine there will be a lot of different viewpoints, but that’s fine- learning opportunity!
What is your opinion on leaving the boat plugged in , the A/C current on, and the fridge on, when leaving the boat for a few days?
Thanks
L
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