I have an '02 Yamaha 4 stroke. The battery wasn't charging while the boat was cruising like it used to. My boat guy tested it and said the alternater/charging system should be checked. He put in what I believe was a voltage rectifier-- sound right? The first few trips the volts would climb to 13.5 - 14 or so under full throttle. Last night it got up to 16.8 to 17v according to the gauge on the dash. It flashed at 17v. I assume this is a warning if it flashes. I turned on the bilge and livewell to draw it down a bit. The battery reads 12.7 v when the boat is off in the garage. I should have this looked at I assume. The depthfinder powered off at one point as well. Any words of wisdom would be appreciated. Thanks, Sam
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I went ahead and watched some of the MLF coverage. Wheeler didn’t make the cut but the bigger story was the Poche/Avera fallout.
Kinda funny listening to both sides of the story and putting together the scenario, reading between the lines.
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I have an '02 Yamaha 4 stroke. The battery wasn't charging while the boat was cruising like it used to. My boat guy tested it and said the alternater/charging system should be checked. He put in what I believe was a voltage rectifier-- sound right? The first few trips the volts would climb to 13.5 - 14 or so under full throttle. Last night it got up to 16.8 to 17v according to the gauge on the dash. It flashed at 17v. I assume this is a warning if it flashes. I turned on the bilge and livewell to draw it down a bit. The battery reads 12.7 v when the boat is off in the garage. I should have this looked at I assume. The depthfinder powered off at one point as well. Any words of wisdom would be appreciated. Thanks, Sam
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