Stereo Question on a SV211 Team

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  • 196Mike
    • Apr 2007
    • 129

    • Jacksonville, FL

    • 06' 210 - Current 06' SV211TE - Sold 04' 196 Limited - Sold

    Stereo Question on a SV211 Team

    Here is my issue - every time i switch off my batteries I loose the memory to the radio and have to reset the stations, bass, treble, frequency and sub settings. I realize the battery switch is designed to kill the power to the boat so there will not be a battery drain but what a pain. Any ideas on how to keep this from being a common problem other than leaving the battery switch on all the time?

    Thanks,
    Mike
    '06 SANTE210 - Current Boat
    '06 SV211 TE - Old Boat
    '04 Ski Nautique 196 - Old Boat
  • EarmarkMarine
    Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
    • Mar 2008
    • 699

    • Dallas, TX


    #2
    RE: Stereo Question on a SV211 Team

    Mike,

    You can take your memory lead directly to the battery with a cut-off switch. This way you can leave the memory connected overnight for short term but disconnected for long term storage and redo your settings less frequently.

    Ideally you have an AC charger. When using a charger the neglegable memory drain is no longer an issue.

    David
    Earmark Marine
    Earmark Marine[URL="http://www.earmarkmarine.com"]
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    • 196Mike
      • Apr 2007
      • 129

      • Jacksonville, FL

      • 06' 210 - Current 06' SV211TE - Sold 04' 196 Limited - Sold

      #3
      Re: RE: Stereo Question on a SV211 Team

      David,

      Thanks for your reply - I do not understand this portion of your reply
      Originally posted by EarmarkMarine

      Ideally you have an AC charger. When using a charger the neglegable memory drain is no longer an issue.
      Are you talking about having an onboard battery charger?

      Thanks,
      Mike
      '06 SANTE210 - Current Boat
      '06 SV211 TE - Old Boat
      '04 Ski Nautique 196 - Old Boat

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      • EarmarkMarine
        Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
        • Mar 2008
        • 699

        • Dallas, TX


        #4
        RE: Re: RE: Stereo Question on a SV211 Team

        Mike,

        That's right.

        David
        Earmark Marine[URL="http://www.earmarkmarine.com"]
        www.earmarkmarine.com[/URL]

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        • AuMDLST
          Senior Member of PLANETNAUTIQUE
          • Apr 2007
          • 870

          • Orlando, FL (Butler Chain)


          #5
          RE: Re: RE: Stereo Question on a SV211 Team

          why not use the master toggle bilge switch rather than the battery switch?
          In three years I have never touched the battery switch - always in both position.
          2006 SANTE 210 (Pending Sale)
          2005 206 TE (Previous)
          1994 SNOB (First Nautique/Boat)

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