Hey man. Great video. Watching as many 219 videos as I can. Currently waiting for my Ice Blue 2024 to arrive in Mid-January. I can't believe the dealership put the starter/house batteries back there. I am not getting the fresh water tank so the dealership said my 2 house batteries will be below all the electronics and my 3 troll motor batteries will go where the water tank would have been but they told me if I was getting the fresh water tank that they would have put the 3 troll motor batteries in the floor where your 2 fenders were laying which wasn't optimal so I opted not to get the freshwater. I thought about building some sort of shelf to go above the 3 troll motor batteries if they were on the floor so I could still use that space for storage of some sort. Another thing my dealership is doing is they are putting my charge port for the troll motor batteries on the wall next to the red battery cut off switch. Great video (you did forget to show the storage under the bow seats). I'll keep watching for more to see how you're liking it. If you're ever in the Oak Island area of NC let me know and we'll take the boats out.
1) Speedometer gauges on a boat are about as useful as tits on a boar hog. Just a waste of valuable console space. Your Garmin will provide you with much more accurate information and is easier to read. I zip tied my Speedo tube in my engine shut and ignore my Yamaha speedometer. 2) your bait pump sounds normal. They’re not quiet. 3) replace those 3 12v SLA’s that weigh close to 50 pounds each and take up a ridiculous amount of space with a single 36v LIFEPO4 battery than weighs probably under 40 pounds. And don’t spend the extra money for low temp cutoff. Like me, you live in Florida, you won’t be charging it below freezing. You’ll never regret it. 4) if you need constant blabbing in your ear while on your boat, take your wife. No use for a stereo on a boat.😂 PS… 4 was a joke.😜
