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Don't Get Caught Off Guard - Install a Remote Boat Engine Kill Switch Raritan Engineering Company your  electric toilets  suppliers would like to share with you these topics we thought would be of interest to you this month regarding the benefits of a remote boat engine kill switch. Your electric toilets experts talk about how a safety-stop lanyard — aka engine kill switch — comes standard with marine power systems to instantly shut down propulsion if the helmsman gets tossed from the boat. Yet many skippers forget that they’re tethered and walk away from the wheel, inadvertently killing the engine.  Fell Marine’s MOB+ wireless man-overboard systems resolve this issue. Essentially, a remote xFob that you wear connects wirelessly using the WiMEA protocol to a Fell xHub on the boat. When a wearer falls overboard, it breaks the signal and the engine shuts down.  Install the xHub Select a spot near the wheel and cut a standard 21/16-inch-di...

 Don't Forget That Engine! Maintenance continues to be the key to a better-running engine and much longer engine life. While there's more to learn than any one article could feature, make these recommended inspections of the following five systems. For expert insight, we checked in with Volvo Penta's service training center supervisor Ed Szilagyi, Mercury MerCruiser dealer service expert Rob Gina of Boatwrench in Longwood, Florida, and other marine pros. Check all of your fluids so as to ensure smooth operation. 1. Fluids Motor oil should be a clean, amber or gold color. Black oil suggests old and dirty oil; change it. In the event that the oil looks milky or foamy, it's contaminated by water-- bring the motor in for service. Check power-trim fluid levels. Inspect trim-pump reservoir caps for the milk-carton-like seal beneath the cap. Dispose of this; it inhibits venting and may lead to leaks. Get rid of the lower gear-case drain screw and check the con...

Great Tips On Using Your Chart Plotter to Fish Raritan Engineering your  electric toilets  suppliers would like to share with you these topics we thought would be of interest to you this month regarding catching fish with the aid of chart plotters. Your electric toilets manufacturers discuss how the aptly named fish finder ranks at the top of every angler’s list of necessary electronics. But where does the chart plotter fit in that high-tech hierarchy? In the past, plotters helped anglers efficiently find the fishing grounds, and little else. But these days, using tracks, routes, waypoints, overlays, trolling-motor connectivity and sonar-logging features, plotter charts become more like treasure maps, leading anglers to optimal fish and bait concentrations. Pro fishermen and charter captains liken plotters to computers. Here’s how five of them use their units to find and catch more fish. Plotter and Trolling Motor Connection “I think of my boat as my of...

Electric Toilet Specialists at Raritan Discuss How to Get More Bang for Your Buck When Getting Lessons   Raritan Engineering your  electric toilets  suppliers would like to share with you these topics we thought would be of interest to you this month regarding great ways to get great coaching from a small budget. Your electric toilets distributors talk about how not everyone can afford to have the top coach – or any coach – help them through their boat handling. Here are a few quick tips that can help you get the most out of your training sessions without shelling out the big bucks. 1.  Have a friend with a powerboat film your boathandling  – Most of us have a friend or two with a powerboat and some free time. One of the easiest ways to get a look at your boat from outside is to enlist the help of a friend.  2. Have your sail trimmers view trim from the powerboat –  As an alternative to video taping your setup (or in addition to, depe...

Your Electric Toilets Professionals Discuss the Ease of Making Dinghy Wheels For Little Cost Raritan Engineering your  electric toilets  distributors would like to share with you these topics we thought would be of interest to you this month regarding how to make your own dinghy wheels. As refit projects keep us busy in the boatyard, we find ourselves rifling through back issues looking for buried do-it-yourself gems. This week's blast from the past is a real back saver.    For the do-it-yourself dinghy wheels, here's what you’ll need: • One pair of lawn mower wheels, 8-inch diameter with axle, washers, and wheel caps. ($10 or less) • One pair of metal brackets to fasten axle to bottom of wood panel. ($3) • 24 inches of rope, roughly a half-inch diameter; most any kind will do. ($1) • Wood glue. ($2) • One-quarter sheet of ¾-inch plywood. Marine grade is best but not a must. (lumber yard surplus, $5) • A dozen self-tapping stainless screws, 2-in...

Your Electric Toilets Professionals Share Great Pointers Before Buying Your First Power Boat Raritan Engineering your  electric toilets  distributors would like to share with you these topics we thought would be of interest to you this month regarding the popular boats out on today's market.  Your electric toilets suppliers continue the discussion regarding how coastal surfers are seemingly on a continuous quest to find the perfect wave. Wakesurfers, though, don’t have the same issue. All they need is the right boat and they can ride a clean, powerful wave until the boat’s fuel tank hits E.  Supreme S226 Your marine head unit experts share how the Supreme S226 creates a fun wave that can be adapted to suit riders of all ages and skill levels. Besides that, with its pickle-fork bow and custom ­vinyl wrap, it’s a boat that will turn heads on the water. We surfed the S226 with three people on board, the QuickFill ballast and Plug and Play bags f...