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Forum: Electrical: Batteries, Generators & Solar 23-12-2019, 10:08
Replies: 369
Views: 42,105
Posted By Exile
Re: Honda 2000 built in.

Since there are several people who still seem interested in discussing above-deck installations, and in a (probably futile) effort to clarify yet another attempted misdirection/derailment, I'm not...
Forum: Electrical: Batteries, Generators & Solar 22-12-2019, 21:41
Replies: 369
Views: 42,105
Posted By Exile
Re: Honda 2000 built in.

No. I was one of several claiming that you are primarily responsible for derailing the thread by misdirecting the topic being discussed. The specific ABYC standards I just cited expressly...
Forum: Electrical: Batteries, Generators & Solar 22-12-2019, 20:29
Replies: 369
Views: 42,105
Posted By Exile
Re: Honda 2000 built in.

Here ya go Rod. It's a freebie from way back in 1990 but I'm not inclined to spend $50 just to help you get up to date.

ABYC regs on proper ventilation when using gasoline. Seems like one of...
Forum: Electrical: Batteries, Generators & Solar 22-12-2019, 18:39
Replies: 369
Views: 42,105
Posted By Exile
Re: Honda 2000 built in.

Just read from the beginning (boring Sun. night), and it looks like there may be one or two posters in addition to a64 who may have thought the OP was talking about a "built-in" below decks. ...
Forum: Electrical: Batteries, Generators & Solar 22-12-2019, 15:52
Replies: 369
Views: 42,105
Posted By Exile
Re: Honda 2000 built in.

Thus far I'm not seeing anything to do with portable generators in the ABYC standards that Gord cited, which is why I've simply asked you to present the ABYC (or CFR) standards/regs which apply. ...
Forum: Electrical: Batteries, Generators & Solar 22-12-2019, 15:40
Replies: 369
Views: 42,105
Posted By Exile
Re: Honda 2000 built in.

I thought the OP made it clear what he meant by "built-in." Despite the thread title, I don't believe it was as you suggest, but rather ways of storing it above decks.
Forum: Electrical: Batteries, Generators & Solar 22-12-2019, 15:12
Replies: 369
Views: 42,105
Posted By Exile
Re: Honda 2000 built in.

Well then, it shouldn't be difficult at all to copy & paste the relevant updated standards on portable gas generators you claim exist, and have so confidently been chiding people who you claim don't...
Forum: Electrical: Batteries, Generators & Solar 22-12-2019, 14:10
Replies: 369
Views: 42,105
Posted By Exile
Re: Honda 2000 built in.

For all those with ABYC certifications:

"ABYC Members receive free online access to Standards - Please login on homepage."

https://abycinc.org/store/ViewProduct.aspx?id=7068336
Forum: Electrical: Batteries, Generators & Solar 22-12-2019, 13:58
Replies: 369
Views: 42,105
Posted By Exile
Re: Honda 2000 built in.

Your conclusions are not at all clear from the wording of ABYC E11 that Gord posted above. This section appears to apply only to permanent as opposed to portable installations, which is exactly the...
Forum: Electrical: Batteries, Generators & Solar 22-12-2019, 11:46
Replies: 369
Views: 42,105
Posted By Exile
Re: Honda 2000 built in.

No me. By feeding it as sailorboy1 warned against. Your turn to take "ownership."
Forum: Electrical: Batteries, Generators & Solar 22-12-2019, 11:06
Replies: 369
Views: 42,105
Posted By Exile
Re: Honda 2000 built in.

You're right, but only for being a part of derailing the thread. The OP got it right early on by asking you to go away and then ignoring. But I doubt that would have changed anything. But...
Forum: Electrical: Batteries, Generators & Solar 22-12-2019, 10:14
Replies: 369
Views: 42,105
Posted By Exile
Re: Honda 2000 built in.

Given the manner in which you were espousing your views I naturally assumed you were a "marine service provider with the corresponding ABYC certifications." As a professional marine technician, are...
Forum: Electrical: Batteries, Generators & Solar 22-12-2019, 09:46
Replies: 369
Views: 42,105
Posted By Exile
Re: Honda 2000 built in.

Because . . .

1. You're not making suggestions but lecturing, not specifically citing which marine standards may apply to the application being discussed, and not using relevant examples. But...
Forum: Electrical: Batteries, Generators & Solar 21-12-2019, 12:09
Replies: 369
Views: 42,105
Posted By Exile
Re: Honda 2000 built in.

No disagreement, but unfortunately not the issue. It's not about whether the CFR regs have the force of law, but how those regs actually apply to the matter at hand. Do they apply to boats...
Forum: Electrical: Batteries, Generators & Solar 21-12-2019, 11:53
Replies: 369
Views: 42,105
Posted By Exile
Re: Honda 2000 built in.

Let's not get even further afield here, but suffice it to say that being incorporated into federal law doesn't automatically render them mandatory or even necessarily desirable. Many are...
Forum: Electrical: Batteries, Generators & Solar 21-12-2019, 07:26
Replies: 369
Views: 42,105
Posted By Exile
Re: Honda 2000 built in.

OK, this is all encouraging. I assume you guys use 'pigtail' connectors & plug directly into your shore power receptacles (as a poster mentioned above)? That's what I used to do with my old Honda...
Forum: Electrical: Batteries, Generators & Solar 21-12-2019, 07:04
Replies: 369
Views: 42,105
Posted By Exile
Re: Honda 2000 built in.

Good to know Newhaul, thanks. I used to keep a 2K Honda stored in the fwd lazerette (no gas in tank or carb) for backup but after awhile it got pretty trashed. I also have an old but still...
Forum: Electrical: Batteries, Generators & Solar 21-12-2019, 06:26
Replies: 369
Views: 42,105
Posted By Exile
Re: Honda 2000 built in.

I would second this request. Not too many around here with a combo of backgrounds as a professional engine mechanic, 10 years living aboard while sailing around the world, and a willingness to share...
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