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OFFSHORE SERIES OWNER’S MANUAL
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It is the operator’s responsibility to discharge any waste safely and legally. Please see the following paragraph for some
general guidelines.
Federal law says that untreated sewage can NOT be discharged in inland or coastal waters. This means the sewage from a
portable toilet or a Type III holding tank cannot be discharged unless you are in the ocean more than 3 miles offshore.
Operating in a federally designated “No Discharge Area” further restricts what sewage you can discharge overboard. In
these areas, there is no treated sewage discharge allowed from boats. That means if you have a Type I or II MSD, you are
not allowed to discharge it while in those waters. There is a trend towards more local waters being designated as No
Discharge Areas, so if you rely on using your Type I or II MSD, check a cruising guide before venturing into new waters.
This national symbol is used to show boaters where onshore pump out services are located. You will need to know this
symbol if you use a portable toilet or Type III MSD (holding tank) on your boat.
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
Batteries
For 24 XS/L:
Batteries are located inside bilge. There will be two batteries: one for house power and one for each engine cranking.
For 28 XS:
Batteries are located inside the fiberglass leaning post. There will be three batteries: one for house power and two for each
engine cranking.
For 32 XS:
Batteries are located inside the fiberglass leaning post. There will be four batteries: Two for house power and two for each
engine cranking.