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Old 02 February 2012, 12:13   #21
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Originally Posted by jyasaki View Post
Battery switch? Never had a problem with mine (though to be fair, it's in a fairly dry location.)

jky
Must be - I've killed two! (Admitedly I don't know how long they had been aboard before I bought the two boats......)


Bottom line - dodgy contacts anywhere in the system aren't good.
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Old 07 March 2012, 23:02   #22
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Still trying to solve Problem:
Jabs looks like you might be getting the cigar as experts now tell me that when the engine heats up the insulation on the stator breaks down causing short;
I am current waiting for stator to replace the faulty one hopefully!!!!!
But the sting in the tail is if it is not the stator that's causing the problem then it has to be the regulator so I will have to replace that as well !!!!

Will post with results hopefully soon.

PS thanks for all the posts.
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Old 19 April 2012, 21:36   #23
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Final Closure

Finally got to the bottom of my problem.

RECTIFIER/REGULATOR

See attached photo and you will notice bubbling on the blue part of the cover.

Must of overheated and shorted at some stage.

Fitted a new one and a nice steady 14.2 volts.

Happy day's
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