Hi Doug, many thanks for the comment. I completely agree with your point that critical and provocative questioning is what separates a good (true) BA from a scribe. To some extent, I think the best BAs tend to question everything and take very little at face value.
Youâll know when you have a marine battery because itâs usually a lot heavier than a normal battery. One of the most important preventive steps is to always check your battery connections to make sure they are tight, because boats do a lot of bouncing around.Shaking and rattling will back off the connections, especially if you your battery has wing nut connections.ne of the most important preventive steps is to always check your battery connections to make sure they are tight, because boats do a lot of bouncing around. Shaking and rattling will back off the connections, especially if you your battery has wing nut connections.
Re: Battery Draining In Boat-Electrical Draw-NEED HELP! First, a loose battery connection will not drain a battery. It can cause it not to be charged completely by the charger or alternator but it cannot cause a drain.