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Minn Kota onboard charger installation
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<blockquote data-quote="dmoberly" data-source="post: 349124" data-attributes="member: 13540"><p>Good question! Here is the verbiage from Minn Kota: </p><p></p><p>CAUTION – Because the body of the battery charger is metallic, do not directly mount the charger to the hull of an aluminum boat. Use a</p><p>means of isolation (such as wood or plastic) to prevent the charger body as well as mounting fasteners from coming in contact with the aluminum</p><p>boat structure or hull. Doing so will eliminate any risk of electrolysis that may occur when AC power is connected to the charger.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dmoberly, post: 349124, member: 13540"] Good question! Here is the verbiage from Minn Kota: CAUTION – Because the body of the battery charger is metallic, do not directly mount the charger to the hull of an aluminum boat. Use a means of isolation (such as wood or plastic) to prevent the charger body as well as mounting fasteners from coming in contact with the aluminum boat structure or hull. Doing so will eliminate any risk of electrolysis that may occur when AC power is connected to the charger. [/QUOTE]
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