12v Power Box

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Re: 12v Power Box

Post by Stray » 29 Apr 2020, 14:20

Looks good, Does the Raymarine allow you to have the Voltage on the display?

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Re: 12v Power Box

Post by Golferboy » 30 Apr 2020, 14:11

Not that I have noticed. I've never worked it before tbh and only flashed it up twice to confirm power and card . I will flash it up now and check.

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Re: 12v Power Box

Post by Golferboy » 30 Apr 2020, 14:21

Hi again. No voltage shown as far as I can see just the screen settings chosen for my needs. Supplied voltage is shown on my power panel which is normally 12.6v. On the side of my case is a power panel with volt meter, 2 x USB connectors, 12v. Cigarette plug connector. and on/of switch.

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Re: 12v Power Box

Post by Stray » 01 May 2020, 14:15

If it's anything like Lowrance, you can go into settings and alter what shows on the screen. I usually just have depth, speed and voltage showing.
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Re: 12v Power Box

Post by Martin » 10 May 2020, 20:41

You've all done great jobs on these boxes. They look cracking...
Seems to be mod of the year :thumbsup

I wonder what next years major mod/build project will be. :LMT

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Re: 12v Power Box

Post by Sibfisher » 15 May 2020, 17:36

Another battery box but it's my battery box :thumbsup
Below is photos
It has a Central Switch which turns on the Voltage Meter
And activats the other switches to the
USB PORTS,
Cigarette lighter Socket,
Bannana Jack's,
Eagle Eye Lights.
All switches have there own fuses.
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Re: 12v Power Box

Post by bun » 21 Dec 2022, 09:10

EXACT same as mine i put 2x 12x7amp wired parallel .got the batteries in the centre with a foam blocks to stop the batteries moving , i got the fuse box ebay cost me £8 , YOUR BETTER GETTING A BAR FOR THE USB CICCY LIGHTER got 2 banana 2 jacks , the lights i put port left starboard right and white lights on top . happy with my one fit my fish finder have a rear light tube white goes onto the transom , easy ,

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