Delius Klasing Book Yacht Electrics Troubleshooting, Manual, Beginner Electronics Repair

"Watts, Volts, and Other Troubles - Troubleshooting Yacht Electrics" is the book on yacht electrics for beginners. As a skipper these days, you not only have to be able to navigate, but also operate the increasingly complex onboard systems and repair them in an emergency. This requires acquiring technical knowledge: For a smooth trip, the anchor windlass, navigation lights, bow thruster, and electronic winches should all be in working order. But what do you do if one of these systems fails at sea? In this book, author Alexander Worms conveys the most important theoretical principles in an easy-to-understand manner and offers effective solutions for the problems that arise. This way, you know what to do if a system fails and how to systematically troubleshoot and, if possible, fix the problem. The book consists of three sections: basics about current, voltage, power, and resistance. All of this includes the use of the right tools for working on electrical systems. It introduces all components of an onboard system (from the battery to the fuel cell, from the anchor winch to the bus system) and explains their respective functions. It also provides instructions for systematic troubleshooting and a list of typical errors, their possible causes, and how to correct them. 144 pages. Format: 13.0 x 19.9 cm, paperback. Published by Delius Klasing.