2024-3-10 SWS S5 Ep 20 Garmin Boat Switch

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This week on Sundays With Sully we are talking about @garmin marine Boat Switch and its digital switching platform. This is a great easy to install solution to bring digital switching onboard your boat. Check it out and let us know what you think.

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23 июл 2024

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@robertmcallister4164 4 месяца назад

Boatswitch works great as you have shown, but really comes awesome when you make a custom home page for it - put the switches you need on the home page and access them faster and easier

@navtronicsmarinegroup 4 месяца назад

Agreed! Once we get this build finalized I believe that is part of the plan

@jakemasheck5005 9 дней назад

@Navtronics Thank you for all the info. I am looking to install it on an aluminum center console boat. I am concerned about the ambient temperature spec of only +55 degrees C (131F) . Any thoughts?

@navtronicsmarinegroup 9 дней назад

My first question is where are you installing this onboard that you are seeing constant temps in that range? I would like to add some ventilation into that space for sure. It is become more and more common on some of our bigger installed to add in a simple thermostatically controlled DC fan to keep the air flow moving to keep temps down.

@jakemasheck5005 9 дней назад

@@navtronicsmarinegroup I don't have it installed yet. It just seems possible that an boat center console made of aluminum could reach that temperature in direct sunlight. I will definitely look at properly ventilating the console. I like the idea of a thermostatically controlled fan. The boat is currently being built (18' bay style fishing boat).Thanks for getting back with me so fast.

@EasyRunaway 3 месяца назад

Can you run two of these at a time on the same NMEA 2000 network? Does the MFD recognize both at the same time for all of the switches or would you have to pic 1 then the other?

@navtronicsmarinegroup 3 месяца назад

No this system is designed to run just as a stand alone single unit. you would end up with conflicting PGN's If you want to handle more loads then this then you would best to look at something from the C Zone world