fuel monitor

[pogden]

Thanks guys [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

I think I'm getting a Navman, either the 2100 or 3100. I think its about time I got rid of that crappy bouncing
gas guage.

Tim,
That's just what I needed [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]

[Bigshrimpin]

When you get closer to buying . . .

boater's world sells the 2100 for $149.99 + free shipping!!!

http://www.boatersworld.com/webapp/w...ductId=8256714

I didn't have to calibrate my gauge . . . It was right on out of the box. Navman gaurantee's within 5% accuracy out of the box, but it's a good idea to calibrate it anyway . . .

[pogden]

Tim,
That seems like a pretty good deal! Thanks for the info.

Strick,
I've got a Mercury, the way those prices sound I don't think I could afford another Yamaha(except my bike).

[PipeDreamsMarine]

Pat.. I have the 2100 on my boat. It works great and was easy to install. Spot-on right out of the box, no need to adjust it . It's allways within 1/2 gallon every time I fuel up.

[pogden]

Don,
I remembered you had one the other day, I'll have to check it out Sunday, it sounds like the way to go.
It's almost quitting time and I can't wait to saddle up.
Take Care,
Pat

[PipeDreamsMarine]

Pat ..I'm not sure i'm going to be able to make it Sunday, The 88Spl is shak'in alike a dogg shi**'n razor blades, gotta spin a few wrenches and see whats ail'n the ol girl....

[ocuyler]

Don,

What would you say was the install time for the 2100 if you had all the tools ready?

[pogden]

That's cool Don, no problem, we can do it anytime. I hope you can get that ole' 88 spinning like a top. Don't forget the fellowship beer factor [img]/images/graemlins/smirk.gif[/img]