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Bobbo

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Posted: 10/31/09 08:11am Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

If you start your generator, you have obviously decided you want generator power. Therefore, the generator seizes control of the ATS and the power to the rig is generator power.

That keeps you from having to run outside and unplugging if you fear a power problem from the shore line, like during a thunderstorm or a brown out. Just crank up the generator and you are good to go. When the emergency is over, turn off the generator and shore power takes over again.


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