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View Poll Results: Do you adhere to ABYC Standards when working on your boat?
Yes, always 7 12.28%
Sometimes 40 70.18%
Never 2 3.51%
Don't know, don't care 7 12.28%
I will after my insurance co. denies a claim because I didn't 3 5.26%
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Old 04-17-2012, 06:42 PM
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Hi Neil and others...thanks! So, along with the facts you've come up with I have a couple of screw ups of my own to add in the mix. And that shop vac you pictured is the exact one. Pics attached;
...battery (2 like you see in this pic) and
...wire to converter....

-My wire is not heavy enough
- the wire is approximately 3 feet long....pics attached.

I only use it to suck up cookie crumbs and inflate the dinghy. That little shop vac will inflate and deflate a dinghy quick. I usually have to break it out after a weekend on the boat.

Computer charging, phone charging, computer operation, dvd player operation and Sirius Satellite radio all plug in and do fine.
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