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 Blue Seas add a battery house battery install. 
Port lazarette: this is where the house battery is going. Drilled a hole for the cables, added a grommet and some anchors for the battery hold down strap.
Port lazarette: this is where the house battery is going. Drilled a hole for the cables, added a grommet and some anchors for the battery hold down strap.
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Cables and box. Should work just fine.
Cables and box. Should work just fine.
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Glued a couple pieces of maple together and drilled pockets for blind nuts. This will be the mount for the Blue Seas battery selector switch and smart relay.
Glued a couple pieces of maple together and drilled pockets for blind nuts. This will be the mount for the Blue Seas battery selector switch and smart relay.
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Slathered on some 5200 and clamped it into place.
Slathered on some 5200 and clamped it into place.
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Starboard lazarette: Everything in place and hooked up. Since we're landlubbers, I went ahead and added a switch to the smart relay ground wire. Turning the switch to off disables the smartness of the smart relay ( no parasitic drain on the batteries while the boat is on the trailer on the side of the house).
Starboard lazarette: Everything in place and hooked up. Since we're landlubbers, I went ahead and added a switch to the smart relay ground wire. Turning the switch to off disables the smartness of the smart relay ( no parasitic drain on the batteries while the boat is on the trailer on the side of the house).
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Here's the house battery all snuggled in.
Here's the house battery all snuggled in.
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Someone gave me a 14 watt panel, which is perfect for keeping my batteries topped off (test run going on here). 

Bought a 30 amp controller which I'll mount in the cabin and eventually add a couple panels to the roof rack. We plan on getting a fridge in the near future so solar will be a big help with that.
Someone gave me a 14 watt panel, which is perfect for keeping my batteries topped off (test run going on here).

Bought a 30 amp controller which I'll mount in the cabin and eventually add a couple panels to the roof rack. We plan on getting a fridge in the near future so solar will be a big help with that.
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