I have a power boat whit two engines Evinrude 225 Hp my questions is about That I Can use that productos in my boat
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I doubt it. While I've never owned a dual-engine boat, these gauge are for a single engine boat such as mine. Contact manufacturer of your boat...
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I believe it is good up to low 100s hp. You need to go to the next one up for 200HP. Check Sea Stars web site the have information on all outboards and what fits what normally. They are helpful o the phone too. Call and leave a message for tech support and they actually call back. Hope this was helpful. Capt. Jack Boender
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Motor & wiring with 8 gage wire and spade fittings, owners manual provided. You will need: 24 volt system (2 -12v batteries in series (w/8 gage wire), boxes, room in boat), circuit breaker(s)w/ many different setups, secure transom mount that won't damage boat; optional quick connect fittings for batteries, wing nuts(?), charging system (w/its own many options - onboard is better). Maintaining the batteries is a big job with this motor. If backtrolling, turn motor head around. Comfortable place to sit and operate motor and optional neck brace and seat belts for quick surges! See MinnKota web site for more. You're just getting started, bud. But it does have the power for my 17 ft Fisher! Motor & wiring with 8 gage wire and spade fittings, owners manual provided. You will need: 24 volt system (2 -12v batteries in series (w/8 gage wire), boxes, room in boat), circuit breaker(s)w/ many different setups, secure transom mount that won't damage boat; optional quick connect fittings for batteries, wing nuts(?), charging system (w/its own many options - onboard is better). Maintaining the batteries is a big job with this motor. If backtrolling, turn motor head around. Comfortable place to sit and operate motor and optional neck brace and seat belts for quick surges! See MinnKota... » Read More Motor & wiring with 8 gage wire and spade fittings, owners manual provided. You will need: 24 volt system (2 -12v batteries in series (w/8 gage wire), boxes, room in boat), circuit breaker(s)w/ many different setups, secure transom mount that won't damage boat; optional quick connect fittings for batteries, wing nuts(?), charging system (w/its own many options - onboard is better). Maintaining the batteries is a big job with this motor. If backtrolling, turn motor head around. Comfortable place to sit and operate motor and optional neck brace and seat belts for quick surges! See MinnKota web site for more. You're just getting started, bud. But it does have the power for my 17 ft Fisher! « Show Less
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I have two electric pumps that I use to fill the raft. My boat has both AC/DC power so it is easy for me. Not sure what I would use if trying to do this with a non-powered pump.
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I would not recommend this impeller for any boat. The vanes are less stiff so the water flow is not enough. This caused the engine to overheat and it was difficult to troubleshoot. Who thinks that a brand new impeller would cause an engine to overheat?
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Go to sundolphinboats.com and look up the plug in parts. I hope this helps.
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Mine is on a 14ft ali with 18 hp and holds contact. Much depends on correct placement of the transducer. It is cheap and brilliant for small boats. My son has his with a 35hp and it breaks contact at full speed. We know the area and reduce speed in interesting territory.
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This boat never worked so I returned it. Sorry I am unable to answer your question.
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When I owned this boat I used a 45 lb. thrust trolling motor, and it pushed it pretty good, but I used it only on a small river. I think a 5 to 8 hp motor would work just fine for this boat if you are going to use it on a larger body of water.
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I have twin 150's and a 26' boat. I think it would be a stretch unless you have two. Please call Teleflex/Sea Star, the techs are very knowledgeable.
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I put my minn kota on a 25 foot pontoon boat and ran the wire all the way to the back without asking someone what wire to use and it does not work well. I am going to have to go back with 12/2 wire. there is a wire chart somewhere showing what size wire to use according to the amps and the distance. The 55 lbs thrust will be approx 55 amps.
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I am not an expert but I do have an above average understanding of engines and power. Ultimately an engine can only create so much horsepower based on the size of the engine. If you have seen a dramatic loss of horsepower which was not a problem before then you are better off spending your money on a proper engine diagnostic by a mechanic. This product, in my humble opinion, will not achieve the desired results you are looking for.
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If you have something to power them with, I don't see why that would be an issue. The cords are pretty long but depending on how big your boat is you many want to get some extra wiring.
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Yes They can, I actually used mine on a race boat that ended up with a very bad batch of gas. I took it out, cleaned it on the bench. I put it back together along with everything else that went south. All is well and have had 0 problems since. Good luck and this thing will flow some horsepower for sure!
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I can only answer for an older boat - it worked very well. If you have oxidation, I'd say yes.
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I use it to power my 2000 lb 19 foot fibreglass sailboat in and out of its mooring. It moves it along fairly well ( faster than trolling speed for sure) I wouldn't want it to be my only source of power in much wind. I'm quite happy with it.
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I havan't used it with a small engine and its currently sealed up in my sailboat. My best guess is that it is going to be just a bit too large.