just like the title says, just got my nautique and am wondering if everyone uses a standard spot. on my last boat there was a ground post under the driver dash that was perfect but i havn't really explored my boat yet.
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My understanding with boats is that everything eventually grounds back to the negative on the battery. I have everything grounded there. If your previous boat had a grounding block, it went back to the negative on the battery eventually. This was the answer I received over and over again from several knowledgeable people on this forum. There is no metal frame on a fiberglass boat like a car, nor do we have tires to insulate us from the water.Now
2000 SAN
Previously
1999 Air Nautique
1996 Tige Pre-2000
1989 Lowe 24' Pontoon / Johnson 100HP outboard
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The negative post on the battery is the only logical grounding location for your audio system. It not only the best reference point but the battery acts as your best filtration.
However, as your audio sytem increases in capacity this oftentimes means that you have to upgrade the cable and terminations running from your battery positive to the alternator and battery negative running to the engine block.
David
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