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Is there a good place on line to get parts for a Bayliner (cig
lighter, etc)?

Also, I may be look for a new cover. I think the one mine has is
really a car cover. We don't really get any rain where I live but we
get lots of sun. Any recommendations for brands or places to order
fitted covers for a Bayliner?

Also, my boat has a switch labeled "accy". The manual doesn't mention
this switch but it looks factory. I've not been able to find anything
that works differently when this switch is on/off (radio, power
supply, etc)

-Robert
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Also, my boat has a switch labeled "accy". The manual doesn't mention
this switch but it looks factory. I've not been able to find anything
that works differently when this switch is on/off (radio, power
supply, etc)

-Robert



Accessory switch. Normally used to provide power to gizmos added by owner.



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On Sun, 6 Apr 2008 15:57:38 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:


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Also, my boat has a switch labeled "accy". The manual doesn't mention
this switch but it looks factory. I've not been able to find anything
that works differently when this switch is on/off (radio, power
supply, etc)


Accessory switch. Normally used to provide power to gizmos added by owner.


Didn't the Transportation Security Agency require that all boats after
2002 have a transponder on them that is controlled by the ACCY switch
so they could keep track of where all boats were at all times?

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On Sun, 6 Apr 2008 15:57:38 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:


"Robert M. Gary" wrote in message
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Also, my boat has a switch labeled "accy". The manual doesn't mention
this switch but it looks factory. I've not been able to find anything
that works differently when this switch is on/off (radio, power
supply, etc)


Accessory switch. Normally used to provide power to gizmos added by
owner.


Didn't the Transportation Security Agency require that all boats after
2002 have a transponder on them that is controlled by the ACCY switch
so they could keep track of where all boats were at all times?



That was highly classified ..... well, until now.

Eisboch


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On Sun, 6 Apr 2008 15:57:38 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:


"Robert M. Gary" wrote in message
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Also, my boat has a switch labeled "accy". The manual doesn't mention
this switch but it looks factory. I've not been able to find anything
that works differently when this switch is on/off (radio, power
supply, etc)

Accessory switch. Normally used to provide power to gizmos added by
owner.


Didn't the Transportation Security Agency require that all boats after
2002 have a transponder on them that is controlled by the ACCY switch
so they could keep track of where all boats were at all times?


That was highly classified ..... well, until now.


Whoopsie....


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On Sun, 6 Apr 2008 15:57:38 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:


"Robert M. Gary" wrote in message
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Also, my boat has a switch labeled "accy". The manual doesn't mention
this switch but it looks factory. I've not been able to find anything
that works differently when this switch is on/off (radio, power
supply, etc)


Accessory switch. Normally used to provide power to gizmos added by
owner.


Didn't the Transportation Security Agency require that all boats after
2002 have a transponder on them that is controlled by the ACCY switch
so they could keep track of where all boats were at all times?

Not a lot of folks know about that switch. I'm looking at your boat now and
I see it's in your driveway.

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On Sun, 6 Apr 2008 15:57:38 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:


"Robert M. Gary" wrote in message
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Also, my boat has a switch labeled "accy". The manual doesn't mention
this switch but it looks factory. I've not been able to find anything
that works differently when this switch is on/off (radio, power
supply, etc)


Accessory switch. *Normally used to provide power to gizmos added by
owner.


Didn't the Transportation Security Agency require that all boats after
2002 have a transponder on them that is controlled by the ACCY switch
so they could keep track of where all boats were at all times?


That was highly classified ..... * well, until now.

Eisboch- Hide quoted text -

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Short answer NO. Commercial vessels, not rec boats
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On Sun, 6 Apr 2008 15:57:38 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:


"Robert M. Gary" wrote in message
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Also, my boat has a switch labeled "accy". The manual doesn't mention
this switch but it looks factory. I've not been able to find anything
that works differently when this switch is on/off (radio, power
supply, etc)

Accessory switch. Normally used to provide power to gizmos added by
owner.


Didn't the Transportation Security Agency require that all boats after
2002 have a transponder on them that is controlled by the ACCY switch
so they could keep track of where all boats were at all times?

Not a lot of folks know about that switch. I'm looking at your boat now and
I see it's in your driveway.


Ha!! It's on my lawn NEXT to the driveway.
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On Apr 6, 1:20*pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in messagenews:b8biv3ht9fksm46l1bgnldc78q15upogmc@4ax .com...

On Sun, 6 Apr 2008 15:57:38 -0400, "Eisboch" wrote:


"Robert M. Gary" wrote in message
...


Also, my boat has a switch labeled "accy". The manual doesn't mention
this switch but it looks factory. I've not been able to find anything
that works differently when this switch is on/off (radio, power
supply, etc)


Accessory switch. *Normally used to provide power to gizmos added by
owner.


Didn't the Transportation Security Agency require that all boats after
2002 have a transponder on them that is controlled by the ACCY switch
so they could keep track of where all boats were at all times?


That was highly classified ..... * well, until now.


Short answer NO. Commercial vessels, not rec boats


Um...er...

Never mind.
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The switch isn't connected to anything: it's for you to use for whatever you
want. I added floor lighting and use that switch to control it to
load/unload at night.
Good place to go for Bayliner ifnfo is the Bayliner Owners Club:
http://www.baylinerownersclub.org/forum/index.php

"Robert M. Gary" wrote in message
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Is there a good place on line to get parts for a Bayliner (cig
lighter, etc)?

Also, I may be look for a new cover. I think the one mine has is
really a car cover. We don't really get any rain where I live but we
get lots of sun. Any recommendations for brands or places to order
fitted covers for a Bayliner?

Also, my boat has a switch labeled "accy". The manual doesn't mention
this switch but it looks factory. I've not been able to find anything
that works differently when this switch is on/off (radio, power
supply, etc)

-Robert



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