Mohamed Z Sherif
Jet Boat Addict
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- 116
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- Location
- Long Island NY
- Boat Make
- Yamaha
- Year
- 2018
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- X
- Boat Length
- 24
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After removing the panel and testing i got 0v
This is the back of my solar panel. Looks to be some kind of a controller.
After my battery died few times i decided to test the solar. I only measure .46 volts.
Still waiting on a replacement from dealer but now my starboard bag doesn’t fill. I believe the pump is badSo this is how my solar panel looks as well. No way to remove that and see inside! Ugh
Isn't your solar panel upside down? The velcro would face down to connect to the bimini? Or does it matter? I have no clue just spit balling here.After removing the panel and testing i got 0v
NoIsn't your solar panel upside down? The velcro would face down to connect to the bimini? Or does it matter? I have no clue just spit balling here.
So glad mine are hard mounted.
I have the same happening on my 1 yr old battery Deka starting abd its been the same since new. I plug it and it shows only 12.3 on the Connext, at the battery it's 12.6. so it's like there is a loss of strength once it reaches my connext.I have a NOCO charger hooked up to both start and house, after being plugged in for 24 hours plus my Connext reads 12.3 V. I don’t know if it reads both batteries on there or combined, but I’d expect after a smart charger optimizes brand new batteries they’d read a bit higher than that. Still cranks really fast and seems ok so idk.
Thanks for asking, yes I did. Fuse was good. Hence, Why I went to the source to see if the panels were producing power. (Started at the source) since I couldn’t be sure someone hadn’t made some changes to the system. That’s how I discovered no power being produced from either panel. (Which was a surprise, one dead maybe, but both, hmmm.) When I bought the boat the dealer had to replace one of the resistors. (Wish I knew which one it was.)Have you checked the solar panel fuse? My panel wasn’t working wither, I found it difficult to get a read with a multi meter. Turns out the fuse was blown.
I hate to say it but I think I agree.I gave up on those panels. Just took the off. Not worth my grief