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montl
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Initially Posted - 02/28/2005 :  10:35:12  Show Profile
As my boat is a couple of hours away from me and on the frozen hard at the moment, I am imposing on you fine people for some information.
Can anyone tell me the dimensions of the standard Catalina electrical distribution panel (without shore power) and how many circuits are on it?
Any help is very much appreciated.

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Lloyd Montgomery
l.montgomery@sasktel.net
Catalina 25 std rig swing keel
"Morning Star"
Lloyd Montgomery
Morning Star #1838
Lake Diefenbaker, SK., Canada
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ilnadi
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Response Posted - 02/28/2005 :  12:38:11  Show Profile
I guess it also depends on the year (there are two sets of manuals on this site under "Brochures and Manuals". My boat is '89 and the panel has the following 6 circuits:
<ul><li>(incoming) Master Breaker</li><li>Cabin Light</li><li>Running Light</li><li>Bow Light</li><li>Anchor Light</li><li>Deck Light</li><li>Accessory</li></ul>
Unfortunately I do not know the size. The panel is at home, so I will measure it and post it tonight.
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thaind
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Response Posted - 02/28/2005 :  12:55:51  Show Profile
My 78 has an original panel that is 4 1/4" wide and 7" tall. It has six switches, five fused and one lit since it is the master.

Where are you in Canada?
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montl
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Response Posted - 02/28/2005 :  13:10:09  Show Profile
As usual, you can always depend on the members of this group for the information you need. And I thank you very much.

I am in Saskatchewan Canada and sail on Lake Diefenbaker out of Elbow harbour marina.

Lloyd Montgomery
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Esteban
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Response Posted - 02/28/2005 :  14:59:15  Show Profile
Guess there are two different electrical panels; a 7 inch and a 7.5 inch. Check out Catalina Direct. https://www.catalinadirect.com/store/StoreHome.cfm
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