New Garmin Electronics Installation - Sea Ray Sundancer

Installation of my new Garmin equipment, including 943XSV GPSMAP Chartplotter, GMR
18 HD+ Radar, Striker Vivid 5CV finder.

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Replacement dash panels were through SeaRay-Parts.com (https://www.searay-parts.com/).

The Shoot Through transducer I used is an Airmar P79 (https://www.airmar.com/uploads/brochu....

Filmed June, 2022.

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Boat Specs;
- Model: 1998 Sea Ray 370 Sundancer
- Length (bow to transom): 37-6", LOA (with factory swim platform): 40'-1"
- Beam: 12'-7"
- Dry Weight: 17,000 lbs
- Fully Loaded Weight: Boat + Fuel (1,664) + Water (580) + Gear (1,250 +/-) = 20,500 LBS
- Fuel Capacity: 275 U.S. gallons, 1,040 litres
- Draft: 32”
- Dead Rise: 20 degrees
- Engines: 2 x 7.4 litre Mercruiser Bluewater, Multi-Port fuel injection, gasoline,
raw water cooled, rated at 310 HP
- Transmissions: 2 x Borg Warner Velvet Drives, in Vee-Drive configuration
- Generator: Westerbeke 7.2 Kw BCGTC @ 60 Hz, gasoline powered & carburated, 3,600 RPM continuous engine speed
- 18,000 (total) BTU (12 + 8), reverse cycle heating/air conditioning