>> If not, how about a battery master SWITCH?
> A number of builders have mounted a
> battery switch next to the battery and
> installed a push-pull Bowden control to
> operate it remotely.
>Message text written by "Tony Krzyzewski"
This is precisely what is achieved with placing the contactor in the
starboard seat head - and you don't need a bowden cable.<
It is quite easy to mount a heavy duty battery master switch within easy
reach without resorting to a bowden cable. Master switches are relatively
simple devices and are not likely to cause problems with arcing that can
occur with contactors (especially with low voltages as discussed recently).
Nigel Charles
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