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Re: Battery Isolater with a Yandina combiner or in place of [message #364839 is a reply to message #364838] Sat, 19 June 2021 12:15 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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Tom,
You can eliminate the isolator and wire the alternator output directly to the chassis battery as you described, then install a battery combiner in place of the isolator.

But I would be concerned as to why the new isolator failed after 2 years. An isolator is just 2 high current diodes so pretty simple stuff. Was it rated at 90Amps or more? Some offshore stuff has some poor soldering jobs, so I'm thinking that's the cause for the failure.



Bruce Hislop
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