Isolating Gurdies
I am in the process of building a hay rack for fishing kings down in Oregon for the first time. I have heard/read a lot about isolating your gurdies to help control the voltage. How is the best way to do this? What kind of voltage should be in the water? Any advice for a newbie like me would be super helpful, thank you.
Isolating Gurdies
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Re: Isolating Gurdies
thick plastic squares, make sure your boat is bonded check other posts on that subject. I like a black box to control my voltage but thats me. craig
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Sorry the attached doesn't have more detail, but I have to run. I saw a few folks with setups as drawn and this might give you some ideas. Enjoy setting things up.
Lane
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It is amazing all the good ideas shared on this site. New guys don't need to spend years hanging out at old trollers coffee c latches and bars in order to figure things out. But, then there is always a new wrinkle, like a better way to connect your wire to your leads.
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I have a troller that was hand built by a meticulous Canadian. He bonded everything on the boat and used the secret black box. The gurdies are bonded very similar to the fashion illustrated in a an earlier post. Does it work? I don't know, but I enjoy the liturgy of using it all.
Mike
Mike