Paul generally speaking you SSB will draw approx 150 watts each time you key the Mike. Watts / volts= Amps. Regards Capt Richard Piller

I don't know what SSB you have but you need to look at your documentation under specifications and see what the max continuous current draw is. I am just guessing but I think 25 amps will be

...and thanks to Richard and Eric as well! Duane

Thanks Alan, much appreciated!

Thank you Gary, They current DC DC converters appear only to have circuit breakers on the positive line, or are they hidden somewhere. In have already purchased a Victron DC DC converter with common

Hi Paul: I have an ICOM M710 -04 SSB transceiver. I purchased it new and had Amel install it for me when the boat was built in 2001. The outfit I bought my SSB system from (transceiver, tuner, low

Hello James good morning, It seems to me that you may have to cut the pan, because I think the bulk heads were built around the part. I have worked with a lot of patience reinstalling new fresh water

Hello! I have three "Sailor" 24 DC to 12 v converter marked N420. I wander what capacity they have? in Amp 12v Can I use one for my SSB installation? I'm amateur on this, and understand grounding

I have posted a few photos on my Stay sail deck fitting, if any one want further information please let me know. On the pictures it looks as is rather large distance between the sheeting point and the

Hi Duane The hole is drilled out to 10 mm Countersink diameter 26mm, depth 8mm Cheers Alan Elyse SM437

Hi, I need to remove the shower floor pan to the forward head. Has anyone attempted this before. It all looks straight forward until you get to the part where it comes around the head door frame.

Hello Alain, I can confirm your figures although I have the 79 hp version. Probably just larger injectors… I also cruise either 1400 or 1500; power up to 2600 RPM for an hour every 24 hours of low

Hi Vladimir and all, with hull freshly cleaned, Maxprop, Volvo TMD2-75, no wind and flat see here is my engine polar 1200 4,1 (40l/100M) 1500 5,6 (45l/100M) 1800 6,6 (56l/100M) 2000 7,2

Hi a 9/16 drill will do just fine. Done it any number of times. Regards Capt Richard Piller

I just purchased some Camp R7 anodes online. I was told by the diver who changed the zincs last, and by the electrician who specializes in hull potential problems that Camp zincs are much better than

Congratulations Francisco!!! So happy you solved your problem! Enjoy your trip and my best wishes for 2016! Sincerely, Alexandre SM2K #289 NIKIMAT Blue Haven Marina, Turks & Caicos