on top

 

On the bottom with somthing in her mouth to keep her quiet. OOps,did I say that?

 

Whatever boat that is, it is being run WIDE open (look at the throttle)

 

Of all the things to see in that picture, you comment on the throttle?!?

 

Any where she wants to.

 

Sorry, can't help you.... That wouldn't fit on my boat.

 

Although it comes with a wide base for mounting, I like the pole idea, this could help elevate things and possibly reduce the amount holes I'd have to drill


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Im afraid I will need more date to be able to make an informed decision. More pictures please!

 

That base is substantial. You may have better luck renting it to see if it works to your liking.

 

Forward facing ,strapped to the bow rail at the pulpit.I think its called a "maidenhead"

 

The base is large butt should make for a stable mount no matter where you drill.
Sorry typo, I meant "but".

 

You fellas are headed for trouble.

 

Y'all need to get out more. Not family friendly that's for sure

 

Running the jagged edge again? Time to pull back on the reigns is it?:grin:

 

I couldn't get the picture to open.

 

You didn't miss much. The guys are getting drooly over a male transvestite with long dark hair.:smt101

 

That's one brand of autopilot we don't carry. I think they are made in brazil

 

If that's an autopilot, I'd scan the software for viruses.

 

I hope you realize those are not maintenance free and tend to be expensive. Definitely not a install and leave it option. Although I'm pretty sure I need one for my boat.

 

Renting is always cheaper. Plus there are different rental options for different needs. So I'm told.

 

I wonder if there's a thinner based model out there, that base seem to be a little wide to fit on my dash

 

Sessa handles an Italian version that is more compact and will fit on most any dash.

 

I think I have a Ram mount that will work for that......

 

Renting is not a bad idea. Maybe a short term lease and negotiate monthly virus scans? I hear after a few years the soft wear is pretty much old/out dated and doesn't have all that "new car" smell


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Maitainence is cheaper when renting, and the purpose for which it was rented performs,........once purchased I found the maintenance rose [FONT=&quot]significantly[/FONT], and the performance dropped off dramatacilly, and the cost to trade in is just beyond comprehension

 

would look and perform better with twins

 

Agreed...........but synchronisation can be very tricky

 

Twins might often increase fuel consumption and increased instabalasation might hurt the boats bottom line. Installing twins might look good come the summer season but come winter the drain on any mans wallet might prove to be to much. I've seen a few of the older versions installed on different boats around the marina. They many have a few more hours on them but only cost 1/3 the price and could out perform that piticular model, with a much tighter base