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glendenning synchronizer
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erice
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- Location: w. greenwich ri
glendenning synchronizer
i have a 1989 sabreline purchased last year. it has a glendenning synchronizer, but i cannot find the on/off switch. on a previous boat, there was a switch on the bridge, but i don't see any spot for it on the bridge. i've looked inside the lower station & found 2 switches tucked inside, but am not sure if either of these are for the synchronizer. anything i should be looking for???
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Capt Kangeroo
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Re: glendenning synchronizer
Hi Eric, I have an 89 Glendenning Sync on mine and the unit is switched on by either the upper helm or lower helm control module, there is no secondary power switch. I wouldn't think the switches inside the helm are relevant as it would not make sense to put a power switch there. Note that you can still download the full manual from Glendenning on their website. Just google it & will come up. Find the power wire to the lower helm module and follow it back, this should lead you to the power source.
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