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Old 21-10-2016, 03:01   #16
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Re: Yacht on the hard - what to do with batteries?
Thank you for the advice.
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Re: Yacht on the hard - what to do with batteries?
Why not buy an adaptor that allows the 30 amp shore power cord to plug into the yard's 110volt electrical socket? Would that work to let the boat's trickle charger do its job?
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