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Wayfaring Stranger
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Positive to negative but the electrons that make up current flow from negative to positive. Electricity lives by its own rules.
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In my experience current flows from the big @ss batteries that we lugged around to the Detroit Diesel's starter. If that worked then it flowed from the alternator back to the batteries usually, unless the T-Boat threw a belt.
![]() I don't remember my YFNB barge/ex ww2 mini sub tender having compartment labels. We didn't have very many compartments. ![]()
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From looking at photos, I think I see those rusty pipe section ballasts attached on the starboard side only.
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