I’ve thought about one of those gizmos. A few places I go it’s steep and I drive the boat onto the trailer. If I had rollers I’d probably buy one. I’m fortunate that the launch I use the most has a dock, I have a routine that’s fast and dry.
If your marina has a decent WiFi you can most likely set up to get an alert to your phone when water is detected and you can send a signal to turn on and off the pump.
If I moored a boat this would be something I’d look into.
If your buying new units and do go with Garmin echomaps you can network them via Ethernet cable. I have two units linked via Ethernet and two transducers. I can set each unit to use it’s own transducer and I can set both units to use just one or the other. So yes you can easily use one...
Took the plow off the ATV today and put in its resting place in the shed. Confident it won’t be needed moving forward 🙄
Take the alumacraft to its summer home at the reservoir Wednesday morning and get the Crestliner out of storage in the afternoon.
Things are looking up.
That storm hit us last night. Was as nasty winds as I ever saw. Trees down everywhere. Power is not anticipated to be back till tomorrow. I lost two oak trees. The one uprooted and the roots broke out the edge of my driveway, the top hit the lid on my septic D box. Dodged a bullet there as it...
I’ve got some LiFepo4 batteries. I have two 12.8 volt 50 amp hr for electronics, I have two 12.8 volt 100amp hr wired for a 24 volt T-motor on one boat and one 25.6 volt for a trolling motor on the other boat. I also have one 38.4 volt for a 3 HP36 volt electric trolling motor. I need three...
That’s what I thought when I retired. I’m constantly amazed at how many working age people seem to not work. More and more boat traffic every year on weekdays. Not like weekends but more than you’d think.
