I am adding a fuse box to my old Cajun, should I continue to use the old ground circuit or establish a new ground bank that is attached to the new box. Basically old setup has one ground wire and one positive wire that feeds the entire boat. I just don't want any issues with ground loop interference.
Maybe I am just over thinking.
William "Bill" Kyte
Waldorf, MD
2018 Shenadoah Kerr lake BFL Co-angler Champion
2020 Ranger 520L Evinrude G2 250HO
Are you adding circuits or just replacing existing wiring?
If you have integrity, nothing else matters. If you don't have integrity,
nothing else matters.
IMHO - Need to avoid multiple ground points!
C.
Yep. That's why I'm trying to see what he's doing.Originally Posted by C.
If you have integrity, nothing else matters. If you don't have integrity,
nothing else matters.
Right now I have no fuses. Was going to add a Main Battery cut off (100A breaker) then a 10 slot fuse block. On the fuse block there is a nut to the ground bank, run battery ground to that. Main Ground wire to boat harness right there also. Want to add a main existing wire fuse 15A to positive and then fuse things like the bilge and aerator pumps after the switch. Still have to add graphs and upgraded lighting. Right now I am planning on wiring grounds to pumps from fuse block and coiling up the old ones that were there. So mainly they should still all be from one point.
Hope that helps. I just dont want to get it done and have to tear it up and start over.
William "Bill" Kyte
Waldorf, MD
2018 Shenadoah Kerr lake BFL Co-angler Champion
2020 Ranger 520L Evinrude G2 250HO
Enskyte, I read on one of the post that you might have a wiring diagram for cajun boats. If there's any truth to that I would love to get a copy from you please. Im redoing my wiring. You can email me at hokiefan6@msn.com thanks man
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