Joe:
As I recall my AGM manufacturer of my batteries specifically stated they not be put inside a battery box. I'm not sure about ABYC or Coast Guard. Since they are sealed. I would suspect they don't pose the same risk of acid spilling that flooded sells do.
Capt. Mike
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From: Steve Dolan <sdolan@scannersllc.com>
To: "electricboats@yahoogroups.com" <electricboats@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, July 15, 2013 7:38 AM
Subject: RE: [Electric Boats] Re: Do AGM (VRLA) batteries require battery boxes?
To the best of my knowledge the answer is no. You must secure the batteries.
Steve in Solomons
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> I'm researching batteries to use on my 'new' Gemini powercat. I want to use two Torqeedo Cruise 4 outboard motors. Do Coast Guard or ABYC stardards require battery boxes for VRLA batteries?
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> Joe Murray
> Different Drummer #364
> Panama City, FL
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Did you complete your Gemini project? I too have a Gemini and have thought of going this route.
Bob
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Steve in Solomons
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> I'm researching batteries to use on my 'new' Gemini powercat. I want to use two Torqeedo Cruise 4 outboard motors. Do Coast Guard or ABYC stardards require battery boxes for VRLA batteries?
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> Joe Murray
> Different Drummer #364
> Panama City, FL
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Did you complete your Gemini project? I too have a Gemini and have thought of going this route.
Bob
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