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04-07-2007, 09:57 AM
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Dual Battery Switch Question
I just took delivery of my 195CC. What a great boat! I was suprised at what a soft ride you get in 3 foot seas.
When the dealer walked me through the boat he showed me a battery switch underneath the console to the left of the tackle compartment. It has the following settings: all/1/2/off. According to the dealer the "1" and "2" were for different settings. One of them allowed the boat to run w/out electronics and the other was vise/versa. I forgot to ask him where the dual battery switch was (I have this option) and I couldn't find it later when I looked around. After reading my owners manual it sounds to me like this switch is the dual batter switch and the "1" and "2" settings relate to which battery I'm using. Can anyone confirm if this is indeed the dual battery switch found in the owners manual? If it's not where do I find it? Thanks for helping! - Noah 
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04-07-2007, 12:25 PM
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my 1/2/all batt switch controls which batt the boat is using. I have had dead #1 batt "once" and turned it to 2 and the boat started fine, but I had to shut off and switch to all and restart so that the motor would recharge the #1 batt. I have since added an on board batt charger (2 bank). just plug in to keep batts charged. easy no more dead batts
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