ABYC standards

[Hugh]

For those of you nerdy types who want to see how to wire a boat, calculate buoyancy, determine scupper size, mount nav lights, etc., you can get your hands on the ABYC standards for a 3 day trial.

Here it is:  http://abyc.rulefinder.net/freedemo.html

I would recommend that you prepare to spend some time printing when you sign up.  As far as I can tell you cannot save the standards, you must print them. 

I found the wiring standards to be very informative, and I know this has been a hot topic with those of us with older Prolines.

Have fun

[seabob4]

Hugh,
Would that be E-11?  AC and DC systems on vessels? 

If you have insomnia, it's a great read...

But, following the standard, it does make your boat ABYC, NMMA, and Coastie compliant.  Although, at times, I think it's a bit much.

[Hugh]

E-11, check

Every standard that ABYC publishes, I believe.

I printed out a lot of stuff.  I tend to scan it quick, when I recognize something I'm stupid on I sticky it, and come back to it later.

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