Simple boat electrical repairs are within your grasp. You just need a good guide, some basic tools, and a few supplies.
Links:
Don Casey, Sailboat Electrics Simplified (Amazon)
Neiko Ultimate Self-Adjusting Wire and Cable Stripper (Amazon)
S&G Tool Aid Professional Ratcheting Terminal Crimper (Amazon)
Stanley 6″ Side Cutters (Amazon)
Stingray Butane Torch (Amazon)
Blazer Butane Refill (Amazon)
Ancor 120-pack Assorted Double Crimp Connectors (Amazon)
Ancor Adhesive Lined Heat Shrink Tubing Kit (8 pieces, various sizes) (Amazon)
Ancor Adhesive Lined Single-Size Tubing Kit (various numbers of pieces, all one size and either black or red) (Amazon)
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Today’s episode of the Boat Galley Podcast is sponsored by Seaworthy Goods, creator and maker of PortVisor rainshields, which keep rain out and let breeze in. Life is too short to be uncomfortable on board – so don’t be! Now you can keep ports open with these easy-to-install and durable Visors. Check SeaworthyGoods.com to learn more. Use coupon code SmartBoatStuff10 for an exclusive 10% off your next order. Seaworthy Goods – smart stuff, smart boats.
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Oz DiGennaro says
Very good start for boat electrical work.