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(ET) Gremlin in my circuitry

Subject: (ET) Gremlin in my circuitry
From: Klein Robert W NPRI <KleinRW Npt NUWC Navy Mil>
Date: Wed, 06 Sep 2006 14:51:30 -0400
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Came back from vacation to find my battery meter reading real LOW.  I 
immediately put the charger on and heard an intermittent clicking coming 
from behind my access panel.  I pulled the control fuse, isolating the 
control circuitry and continued to charge the battery bank.  When I 
reconnected the fuse the clicking was back.  Nothing rhythmic; more 
sporadic.  Guess I'll have to get her in the shop and start investigating. 
 More to come!

Bob in Charlestown, RI

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