will this unit work on a boat while wet slipped?
930172
It would as far as the alarm goes. If you are there enough to check the batteries it would be fine. I honestly did not care for the batteries and bought an AC adapter to plug it in and have the batteries for back up. With just the batteries I got a month or two out of them, then they were drawn down enough that the alarm would not trip, even though the light was on. I only say 'as far as the alarm' because I also have mine hooked up to a Freeze Alarm so it calls me when its tripped.
692597
Most likely if you really hook into the boat hard but holes that small could be easily patched with a piece of duct or tyvek tape on the water until you get back to land
849876
No it will not. The boat slides on and off the trailer much easier and smoother
2057480
Probably not. Looks like connected on a circuit board. It won't activate with wet weather or splashes. Needs to be submerged under water to activate.
1455061
Honestly, it would work as long as you are not moving in the boat. It is a great umbrella. I've used mine several times at car shows and it works great. Hope this was helpful.
1836325
i had no problem with this prouduct . i used it on my boat and it worked fine . try it on something else and if you get the same result mabey you received a bad can.
1845073
If it is no smaller than a car dipstick tube, yes. (Sorry, I don't have a boat)
466379
Yes, it will run reverse, but it hardly moves the boat, it tries to sink it more than move it. The rudder is also useless in reverse. However, it might get you out of a rut if not stuck bad.
1738922
The unit should be waterproof. For more accuracy please call 800-835-5011 and inquire about item DPP400W-0-8.
1688227
There is a small sensor (2 inches by 2 inches approx.) that registers the images that goes into the water, beside or underneath the boat. If that sensor is placed in the water through the hole of the ice it seems that every thing should work fine.
443428
Yes, it work great - hold tight and I use it on my boat and in rough weather it hold good.
1566695
Yes. I used mine on my boat in a close quarters situation so I don't see why you can't use it on a wet bar.
892385
No, the unit should be hooked to your boat battery, via the console instrument panel, or sending unit, check your boat manual for hook updirections. Mine had an older model and i just hooked the new one where the old one hooked up under instrument panel.
63548
yes, boat is kept at a slip and i leave them on when the boat is not in use
153058
I've had this unit completely soaked while mudding and river crossing. Yet, there is a rubber plug on top of the unit, this plug keeps water out of the unit and must be removed to connect the remote. Therefore, if the unit is submerged when trying to use it, NO, it is not proof. If you are putting the kind of money in a vehicle that will allow it to be submerged beyond the bumper, don't skimp on the winch. If you want to go Smittybilt, go with the x2o line or spend the extra $$$ for Warn.
80133
Yes! This will work nicely on a boat. Best as I can tell, it works by detecting the electrostatic discharge of the nearby lightning strike, and when strong enough, it alerts by beeping. For example, when I first put the batteries in, I hit the UNLOCK button on my car, and THAT was strong and close enough the make the detector beep as well.I've also noticed it does not work as well indoors. So, Outdoors, (I used our primarily on the Soccer Fields) as an early warning device, it was a great way to help keep us "Ahead of the storms".
1687926
It works great on the side of my boat and made it feel's slippery so I think it would work on a waterslide. The boat sides get wet when we are moving and remained smooth so it should work. RG