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spinnerman

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Katoguy is right about checking water levels. Other than that leave it plugged in when not on the water. Most go into "Maintenence mode" and kick on once they go below like 90% otherwise they just monitor charge levels and are not actually charging.

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One thing to remember is to unplug them when you have a lightening storm in your area!!! The CP and I lost our fridge, furnace, tv and yes not to mention the FIRE in my boat due to the on-board when our house was struck by a strike cry. Our house was built in 03 and we got hit in 05. The boat polocy wanted the home polocy to cover it and visa-versa---what a mess!

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