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You know, I hadn't thought of that. I'll have to take a look at the blades and see if that might be possible. Thanks!

My boat came with AFI wipers and I need to adjust the sweep. Both move inboard about a 1/4" too far and jam the end of the wiper blade against the window frame. I've been to the AFI website and the directions for adjustment are included in the documentation for the various wipers but I have no...

Thanks for bringing that up, Doug. I did some measuring today to see what I have with the current installation. There are two openings in that compartment, one inside the cabin at the front and a larger one at the rear that opens to the area outside the cabin under the gunwhale. The two openings...

I've never seen them but I can see where that large handle would give much better control than the smaller grip on most filet knives.

The Faria gauge mentions this in the documentation stating that the sampling time can be adjusted to compensate for naturally aspirated engines vs fuel injected engines. The documents say a sampling time of 10 to 15 seconds usually works for carburated engines but a longer sampling time may be...

I think all Honda outboards (current models) are NMEA ready except for the 70 and 90 HP models. Go figure. Lowrance makes NMEA interfaces for all of the Honda outboards except the 70 and 90. To get fuel flow via Lowrance would require a $200 fuel flow sensor inserted in the fuel line just like...

The Faria meter is supposed to measure from 0.5 to 34 GPH. I expect most anything above idle would fall in that range. I'll be finding out how well it works soon. I was kind of surprised to find out that the 90 HP Honda isn't NMEA capable when just about all of their other outboards are. That...

It's a Faria Fuel Manager. http://faria-instruments.com/fuel_manager.php

I need to find a wire from my ignition that will supply power for the fuel flow meter when the engine switch is turned on and cut power when the switch is turned off. Does anyone happen to have any Honda documentation for the switch/shift/throttle and instrument wiring that comes with the...

Spent a few hours today finishing up. First, I charged both batteries yesterday and installed them today. Then I installed fuses for all the electrical devices I've installed, VHF, two fans, fish finder, PC/chart plotter and four 12 volt outlets. It all worked and no blown fuses. Put the...

Electrical stuff tested.

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Nav lights, anchor light, instrument lights, hmmm....

Checking voltage.

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Excellent, that's why I posted here, to get other ideas or to get a feel for the practicality of what I'm wanting to do. The space gained won't be all that great. Actual storage area will be (going from memory here, my notebook with those measurements is in the boat right now) about ten inches...

Thanks! I got a good look at how the stove is installed today since I was in that compartment to move the pilot's seat. I will certainly need longer fuel lines. I'll be calling soon, thanks again!

Well, sort of. Kids, don't try this at home. One of the things I've not yet done is mount my fire extinguisher. Today, that was going to happen. I had it out and tried it for size and fit in various locations in the cabin. The 22 Angler cabin is much smaller than the cruiser cabin so places...

Mounted trolling rod holders and fish measure.