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MARINE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM BASICSThis 12-hour class is designed for both recreational boaters and professional mariners looking for a better understanding of marine electrical systems as well as practical skills such as troubleshooting and installing simple circuitry. The electrical systems class covers basic electrical theory, system design, maintenance, and basic troubleshooting and repair skills. Students receive both lecture and hands-on instruction utilizing multimeters and electrical circuitry developed for the course. Upon completion of this course, students are able to understand basic electrical theory, DC system design, troubleshoot simple electrical failures, and create basic circuitry for DC installations. Although the course is not designed to turn boat owners into marine electricians, graduates have the confidence to know when an electrician is needed and are better equipped to communicate with industry professionals. Please bring a multimeter to class if you own one, otherwise we will provide one for in-class use. Topics:
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Call 410-263-8848 with questions or to have the textbook mailed to you in advance at your cost. MARINE ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS: LEVEL IIOffered only once each year, this 2-day class is designed for graduates of the Marine Electrical System Basics class who are looking for further hands-on training in troubleshooting electrical failures and designing and installing new equipment and circuitry. Students receive hands-on training while working in small groups to troubleshoot and resolve faults in circuitry developed specifically for the course. They also design and create circuitry for new equipment installation, perform a load analysis and design a balanced system. Topics:
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Call 410-263-8848 or 866-369-2248 (toll-free) with questions or to register by phone. ELECTRICAL SEMINARSGALVANIC CORROSION & BONDINGThis 2-hour seminar addresses galvanic corrosion (or dissimilar metal corrosion) which is often mistakenly referred to as electrolysis. The seminar also discusses bonding as a potential cure for corrosion. Topics:
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Call 410-263-8848 or 866-369-2248 (toll-free) with questions or to register by phone. LIGHTNING PROTECTIONIn this 2-hours seminar addresses the myths and realities of lightning and lightning protection systems for boats. Seminar Schedule:
Call 410-263-8848 or 866-369-2248 (toll-free) with questions or to register by phone.
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