Hi everyone. Chomping at the bit waiting for nice weather in CT. Im going to install a galvanic isolator on my boat as I was unimpressed with the zincs being totally gone on haulout. Ive discussed the issue with many of you and batyards also. My question is: does anyone know where the main grounding plate for the 115 a/c wiring is? She is a 1984 360 Commander with twin 454 mercs.

Thanx for any info,Dan

Dan:
I am not sure this will be helpful. I have two grounding plates on my commander. One on either side of the keel between the stringers in the engine room. There is also a flat, woven grounding cable bolted down to one of the bolts that come through the hull on each of the grounding plates. All you will see are the 4 bolts sticking up through the hull with this flat cable attached to one of them. Ususally on most of the boats I have seen, they are very close to the area near the engines. You may have to look under your engine also.
Jerry

Thank You Jerry. I will check it out this weekend and let you know.

Hi Dan
Where in Ct are you? I am in Shelton on the Housatonic 31 f/b express undergoing full restoration.


Don Hancock
FXA 31 2074 H

Hi Don. Im in old saybrook on the river.

Hi Dan, what marina are you at? My boat came from Island Cove.


Don

Hi Don, Right around the corner at between the bridges north yard. Are you ever in the area?