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NEXT2NUN,
Thanks for the explanation.
When I bought the boat in May, the batteries were dead so I had them charged at a service station. At that time the mechanic said that one battery didn't test very good but that the other was ok. Since they are both 3 years old, they would need replacing soon anyway and since I'm already wired for two, I might as well replace both. Also, my teen age son will be taking the boat out, so I like the extra insurance of the second battery. After all if I was interested in saving any money would I have bought a boat?
If that doesn't solve the problem, I'll look at the charging system.
Repirts (AKA) Christians Dad
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