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One more reason I chose to have a genset and use several small inverters
around the boat to run things. I have a cold plate refrigeration system, so
I have to run the genset 2-3 hours daily, and we do anything that requires
electricity then if possible. Propane cooking takes care of a lot of the
energy requirements. I can use the 12V TV if we just HAVE to watch
something, and the little inverters take care of the rest. If one fails,
pull out another.
Keith
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Faure, Marin" <>
> >In one case it caused an "All Stop" until parts could be flown in.
>
> I suppose it's inevitable as more and more boaters want their boats to
> reflect the conveniences and capabilities of their homes on shore, but
> the notion of having a boat that I have to park if the inverter fails is
> not too reassuring for someone who wants to go farther than a Vessel
> Assist tow from well equipped harbor.
>
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