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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Newport, NC
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O-SEA-D Electronics Update
Hey everyone, how's it going?
I just bought a Garmin 2210 Chartplotter last week. I recieved it yesterday in the mail. I had a Garmin 162 Chartplotter for about 4 years now. It is a small black and white unit. I love it, but I was just ready for something bigger. (the story of my life) The before picture is the install I did about 8 months ago when I added the Radar. I had to completly refabricate a new flush mount panel out of Starboard. I used 1/2" just like what was there before. I kept the Raymareine DS600X Hidef Color Sounder, JRC Color Radar/ Chartplotter and the 2 Standard radios. I love the Raymarine Sounder. The only thing I don't like about it is the TM transducer. I seem to keep breaking the mounting brackets. Its only about 1/8" below the hull too. Other than that it marks awesome and has a great picture. Hydra Sports does not recommend using a Thru-hull. The JRC Radar/ Chartplotter is another great unit. I was very surprised how well the radar works. It marks all the markers and pilings and even the small floating buoys. I really only use it for close up night time navigation. I also mad some modifications to the door slide so it goes back further now. I also gave it a center support built into the flush mount panel to take the sag out of the center of the door like you see in the first picture. Anyways, to make a long story short, The only thing I changed was the chartplotter. I finished mounting the radios tonight and put the entire thing back in the boat. Now I have to run the new GPS antenna and hook everything back up. I also will be mounting my 4 Flowscan switches above my Raymarine sounder up out of the way. I also need to trim the black silicone around the electronics box after it dries. Here is a before and after shot. What do ya think?
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SWEETTTTTTTT Electronic package you have there Jon.... When are we going fishing.
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Looks good John,a friend of mine just got that same unit with XM weather it is one sweet ass unit.You just can't go wrong with there units,I got a 182C and great little unit but like you wish it was bigger.
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Join Date: Oct 2005
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Thanks guys, I think it came out ok. I was not too sure about the radios though. However, I think they look ok like that. I like to have my stuff right there in front of me.
Lou, I am ready to get out there an kill some stuff. We have a charter on Friday and Saturday if the weather will let us go.
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Looks great Jon much better with the bigger screen nice job
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Newport, NC
Posts: 2,896
Credits: 1,629.8
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Well, everything is done.
Took it out for a spin today and everything works great. The new chartplotter is awesome.
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No doubt you'll love it. I have to do the double radio thing. Fernando worked on my POS raymarine auto pilot this week. He found some stuff, so hopefully its straight.
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Dang good looking job there O-sea-d. How much do you charge for your services. I have to put my furuno 1650 on my new boat along with an extra radio.
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Sit down Shut up And fish
Join Date: Oct 2005
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Looks sweet!
Can you see those VHF screens with polarized sunglasses on? Or do you have to tilt your head to read them? |
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