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Problem with voltage drop on starting
DiverDennis
#1 Posted : Monday, August 17, 2009 8:48:06 AM(UTC)
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Hello All,

Was having trouble with our Raymarine electronics when starting the engine. The abrupt DC system voltage drop that accompanies engine starting was rebooting the E120 multifunction display, sounder, and autopilot. Fixed it by installing a Newmar Start Guard.

StartGuard provides a supplemental voltage to sensitive electronics while the engine is cranked. It contains a sealed rechargeable battery which is switched on-line to electronics when the starter switch or solenoid is engaged. When the engine is running StartGuard automatically goes off-line and the internal battery is recharged by the alternator. It can deliver 20 amps for 1 minute.
http://www.newmarpower.c...pdf/Manual-NS-12-20.pdf

Dennis



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