Done with this year's upgrades

jcoyrochny

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Jul 22, 2009
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Charleston, SC
Boat Info
Garmin GPSMAP 541, Garmin Fishfinder 400C, Garmin VHF 200 DSC Radio
Engines
7.4L, 454 CID, 330hp, Bravo II 1.50.1
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View attachment 10077:smt038Almost done with Miss Windshift. Lots of dollars into it this year. Rewired 1/2 of her, seems like the past owner kept on adding things but never tagged or removed the old wiring (what a headache).
Installed new Garmin Fishfinder 400C
Installed new Garmin VHF 100
Instaled 2 new PFD-IV ring buoy
Installed new Shakespear Seat Watch 2025 TV Antenna
Installed new Sharp 19" LCD HD/DVD combo TV
Installed new Taylor Made Deck Hatch 18x18
Installed new batteries (3) Everstart Maxx29
Installed new Sunforce 1000W inverter
Rewired the windlass
Rewired stereo system and added a remote control on the dashboard
Rewired macerator pump
Cockpit Bench reupholstered
Clean her up tomorrow and Wednesday
Hit the water Friday
Very busy and expensive month, but I will be very comfortable aboard Miss Windshift.
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Next year - re-do all the gauges, rest of the wiring, plus??????
 
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Sounds great...but begs for pics.
 
Pictures have been posted as requested.
 
how exactly did you hang the TV bracket/mount?
Nice distribution block there
 
Good call on tapping your windlass power. Where does the Coax run to?
 
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Nice job on the upgrades. Love the TV.

I have bought all the componets to go solid state with breakers on my little canoe. Has anyone had experience in converting from fuses to breakers? I will keep the fuse holders in the original switch panel just to keep it old school looking and install the printed curcuit board behind the cockpit dash.

May do a guage package update inspired by the recent posts here on CSR. I have taken pictures of the back of my guage panel so I have the wiring photo documented. I'm open for any ideas to make the job easier.

Thanks.
 
how exactly did you hang the TV bracket/mount?
Nice distribution block there
I had great access through the door next to the AC panel, I was able to run everything through.
For the TV bracket I used 2" bolts (4) and nuts.
Distribution block is from Sea Systems, sold everywhere.
 
Good call on tapping your windlass power. Where does the Coax run to?
The coax runs directly from the Shakespear Sea Watch 2025 control box, the white box. It also has a hook-up for an outside cable, if available at the marina.
 

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