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  • #1

    Microwave Installation

    Hi All,

    With the very limited space, I installed the microwave in the V-Berth (I adopted this idea from Rusty Rod):

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    1990 Shamrock Mackinaw
    Mercruiser 383 Stroker MPI
    VD 72C 1.91:1/ACME 17x15.5 w/.075 cup 4B
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    The house batteries (220 amp-hours combined) are verily enough to power the inverter (it dips down to 11.5 volts). Therefore, I combine the house batteries with the start battery (for a total of 325 amp-hours) with the motor running to run the microwave. When I plug into shore power, it bypasses the inverter and brings direct power to the microwave.
    1990 Shamrock Mackinaw
    Mercruiser 383 Stroker MPI
    VD 72C 1.91:1/ACME 17x15.5 w/.075 cup 4B

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    • #3
      A handy addition and looks like a great installation location. I cant see that really being in the way of anything there.
      Karen
      Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania
      1986 Shamrock H/T with RWC 330 hp PCM, dual hydraulic helm
      1992 Mako 211CC w/Mercury Optimax 175
      3 other smaller OB boats and a trusty old canoe...

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      • #4
        Thanks for that post Damon. Good info for people thinking of this. When I had the 31 a microwave was definitely going in.
        1988 26' cuddy
        1975 20' open
        16' Sandpiper
        14' Certified Fiberglass

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        • #5
          Microwave on a boat is a wonderful thing
          '78 20ft Cuddy
          Mercruiser 350 FWC preVortec w/Carb

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Fisherlady2 View Post
            A handy addition and looks like a great installation location. I cant see that really being in the way of anything there.
            Wasted space being utilized for sure!
            1990 Shamrock Mackinaw
            Mercruiser 383 Stroker MPI
            VD 72C 1.91:1/ACME 17x15.5 w/.075 cup 4B

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            • #7
              I like it! Nice install! Great place for the outlet as well!
              Jeff
              2008 32' Carolina Classic
              1990 Shamrock Mackinaw (sold)
              1998 Shamrock Pilot (Sold)

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              • #8
                Looks real nice. 👍

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