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    Quote Originally Posted by Blackjeepjk View Post
    I broke the positive.


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    That's the way to do it, cut off the current GOING OUT. I'd think it's too late if you cut off the return line, negative, side.
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    I have Skinny Water lithiums on my engine, electronics, and trolling motor. All 3 circuits have cut-off switches at the batteries. My Livescope isn’t switched but my Mega Live and Target Lock are switched at the bow.


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    Quote Originally Posted by wannabe fisherman View Post
    That's the way to do it, cut off the current GOING OUT. I'd think it's too late if you cut off the return line, negative, side.
    It does not make any difference.
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    Quote Originally Posted by wannabe fisherman View Post
    That's the way to do it, cut off the current GOING OUT. I'd think it's too late if you cut off the return line, negative, side.
    Pos/neg doesnt matter on a switch, unless you are using your outboard battery which is grounded to the hull. If its a grounded system, you always switch on the pos. If its a closed system, like dedicated livescope battery, it doesnt matter. You ALWAYS fuse/breaker the positive side.

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