R
rodgibbons@mindspring.com
Sat, Mar 29, 2008 4:26 PM
Hmmm....maybe we should do this for Eric's boat?
Cheers,
Rod
-----Original Message-----
When 30amp cord ends burn up you can protect the boat end of the cord by retrofitting a 50amp unit, That way if a malfunction happens the damage will happen first at the weaker dockside connection which should remain at 30amps. Having taken both 30 and 50amp ends apart you can see the difference in fire saftey prevention.
Hmmm....maybe we should do this for Eric's boat?
Cheers,
Rod
-----Original Message-----
>From: Kevin Kearney <lotusman1951@yahoo.com>
>Sent: Mar 29, 2008 9:13 AM
>To: Passagemaking Under Power List <passagemaking-under-power@lists.samurai.com>
>Subject: [PUP] Power cords 30/50
>
>When 30amp cord ends burn up you can protect the boat end of the cord by retrofitting a 50amp unit, That way if a malfunction happens the damage will happen first at the weaker dockside connection which should remain at 30amps. Having taken both 30 and 50amp ends apart you can see the difference in fire saftey prevention.
