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Section 4 - Electrical System
320 Outrage-Owner’s Manual
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Your 320 Outrage uses a battery selector switch to
control delivery of DC power from two batteries. The
battery switches are located below the breaker panel
on the aft bulkhead inside the console.
The dual battery switches have four (4) settings:
• “OFF”, you will have no power to the engine(s).
• “ALL”, you will have power from both batteries
at the same time. This parallels the batteries to
assist you in starting the engine(s), once the en-
gine is started the battery switch should be taken
off of the “ALL” setting, and set to charge either
battery .
• “1”, you will have power from the port battery only.
• “2”, you will have power from the starboard
batteries only.
When the engines are shut down or not providing a
charge, the system will draw power from the starboard
batteries. This will allow you to run all the boats func-
tions without affecting the port battery. You can run
the starboard batteries down and still start the engines
by moving the selector knob on the battery switches
to the “ALL” position. The battery switches are lo-
cated below the breaker panel on the aft bulkhead in-
side the console. When looking at the panel, the switch
on the left is for the port battery and engine, the right
switch is for the starboard battery and engine.
Dual Battery Switches
Selector Knob
“Battery 1”
Selection
“Battery 2”
Selection
Batteries
“OFF”
Selection
Batteries
“ALL”
Selection
Dual Engine Battery Switch Configuration
Both batteries un-connected, preferred position when boat
is not in use.
STARBOARD ENGINE
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Normal position while engaging in normal engine opera-
tions.
To parallel batteries, set both switches to the “ALL” po-
sition.
Return to normal operating positions after starting.
Do not operate boat with batteries in parallel, seri-
ous engine electrical damage may result.
WARNING
WARNING
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PORT ENGINE
The bilge pump will still draw power from the batter-
ies, even if the switches are set to “OFF”.
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When a battery discharges, the active material on both
positive and negative plates converts to lead sulfate,
causing the plates to become more alike in an elec-
trical charge. The electricity conducting battery acid
becomes weaker and the voltage drops. As the bat-
tery remains discharged, the process continues until
recharging the battery becomes impossible.
If the battery does become run down be sure to re-
charge it as soon as possible. Over charging the bat-
tery can be just as detrimental to its life as running it
down too far.
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