Installing Balmar High output alternators

I am in Savannah Gorgia this week, Trying to get my Catamaran Momentum ready for its owner.
I nearly burned my boat down, important advice installing high output alternators.
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[@chotuusian4127]

Good work👍

[@davelawrence6777]

Thanks another interesting project well done.
For what it's worth i think i agree with you about the land and sea yoir going to want something a little more substantial for a live aboard.
So then come the conundrum power or sail.
It will be interesting to follow your thought process

[@landnseaexpeditions6208]

Thank you for watching, and yes power or sail is a hard decision. I like that sail power can cross oceans, and if I could do it I would do a solar powered boat. Will see what happens in the future.

[@Technocrat.]

Do you work full time as well? Not to be nosy lol. Just wondering if you're all in on CZcams full time.
Too bad RV not sold yet, it's a nice RV. But a good place to live while working on the 2 boats and selling 1 of them.

[@landnseaexpeditions6208]

Living off Investments for a while, hope to grow the CZcams channel, more on that coming soon. Have had a couple inquiries on the RV,

[@Technocrat.]

@@landnseaexpeditions6208
If I had a place to park a RV I'd be interested, dam city living.

[@landnseaexpeditions6208]

@Technocrat. Fin is a fantastic RV...

[@peternorris5614]

Stainless washers are not considered conductors. Copper is eight times more efficient than steel but forty times better than stainless. It looks like you have stainless washers under your lugs on your fuse block. If the current is going through those washers they will heat up and can melt out the fuse block.

[@landnseaexpeditions6208]

@peternorris5614 thank you for that advice I used the washers that came with fuse blocks, so assumed they were copper but for sure something to double check.