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lv-ab: Re: Windlass (Old: Charging at anchor)

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Date: Wed Mar 27 2002 - 19:34:09 EST

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    "Rosalie B." writes:

    >The reason we switched was
    >a) the electric one on the boat was a ball of rust
    >b) the cables to it were completely inadequate and would have had to
    >be
    >replaced.
    >c) Bob didn't want to either have a separate battery for the windlass
    >and/or run cables to the main battery bank.

    Having spent some time designing DC motors that could typically be used
    for a windlass application is the basic reason my windlass will be
    hydraulically operated.

    I don't need the potential head aches an electric windlass represents.

    Lew

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