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Be sure to pass the Utah AIS test and get your AIS sticker. Lakes at 3561 so there is 10 feet of ramp under water at Bullfrog. They have House boats anchored there so they are going to have gas.

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You can mount it on a Mini Jacker and then it should clear the trim tabs.

My 2007 22 the bottom of the cabin is glass to the hull on the inside and was told by the factory that the rear raise deck is also glassed to the bottom of the boat. So the chalking just fills the crack between the two parts. I guess that there is the possibility that the factory forget something.

It's not the BMS that is the problem. The alternators would have to put 14.7 volts in order to get the lithium to 100 percent of charge. The lithium cells have to low of internal resistance that is what burns the alternators up.

Sorry to hear about Lew. Rest in peace.

Well I will try to explain my thoughts. Shakespeare 8' low end is $115 and Mid range is $190 they have 2 flaws. 1 the fiberglass tube will get brittle in the sun and break off. 2 where the coax goes into the base of the antenna the sun likes to rot the cable right there and then it will let in...

One other thing that should be looked at would be your radio, cable and antenna could be perfect and if you just moved the port of starboard a 100 or 200 feet the problem would just go away. If you were sitting right where Colby was It might work just fine. So it could just be atmosphere.

Low power would only effect the transmitting side of the radio. Not the receiver side. The Low setting would only go about a mile where the High setting could go 25 miles with line of sight and good conditions. Your antenna could just be tuned for a different center frequency.

The cheap Shakespeare antenna less than $100 just has a wire glued into the fiberglass tube. The more expensive Shakespeare more than $100 has a brass element inside the tube. It depends on how well they tuned the antenna and what frequency they tuned it for. My personal experience is...

Iceberg

Lake Powell

You would probably have to move it back just a little bit. Here a link to my photos http://www.c-brats.com/modules.php?set_ ... _album.php Link to davit https://www.garhauermarine.com/shop/tra ... -1-m-long/

Just call the vendor and have them send you 4 more bolts. Or ask them the specifications so you can get them locally. Using grade 5 or 8 would be steel bolts and that would be dissimilar metals and they will rust and corrode. You don't need to make them any stronger than what the factory...

This one shows 1.7 mph in 5.6' of water and I'm going to hit the shore in 50' The transducer is a PS21 and has been replaced with the PS22. The PS21 was $800 and the PS22 is $999 they just plug into the Garmin network or a network port on the display. Nothing else is needed other than making...

This picture shows moving at 6 mph with 12' of clearance under the boat for 300'

Big ice chest.

I have 2 Garmin Panoptics on the back of my boat. A firsts generation and a second generation. They work great up to about 8 mph after that you couldn't respond fast enough to not hit what you are seeing. I had the first generation mounted to the transom and I have since moved it to a pole so if...

Both the Air Head and the Natures Head are very good Quality and are probably worth what people pay for them. They seem to have a good reputation. This one looks it would work just fine. Probably cost them 20 or 30 bucks to make and they double there money. Cheap is just that cheap. There is...