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Other Dive Equipment: Discuss Regulating and rectifying outboard leccy output in the Dive Kit and Equipment forums: you can probably buy something that does this job from a camping retailer or a boatyard. They'll be used to ...

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you can probably buy something that does this job from a camping retailer or a boatyard. They'll be used to this kind of requirement
I suspect Woz is trying to be a tight fisted git rather than pay for 'marine' to be added to the cost
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I suspect Woz is trying to be a tight fisted git rather than pay for 'marine' to be added to the cost
No I'm not- I would prefer to pay for something that works and is reliable.
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*sniff* I just want a magic box I can bolt under the cover of the outboard. Anything that involves soldering irons and home made bodges is likely to drop to bits at sea after a short time.
I have no real idea if this will work but a hunch that it might.

Go find a motorcycle breakers yard. Find a manly regulator/rectifier - Honda Superdream would be about right. Pay them a tenner. Photocopy the wiring diagram out a haynes manual. Connect the AC to teh alternator, all the +s to the +v of the battery, all the -s to an earth point.

Don't blame me if the battery goes bang showering you and the boat in H2SO4 though.
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