Complete H216 Power Options
Thanks everyone for all the feedback and design ideas. I have attached 3 pictures of the completed baseline installation. I have ideas for a few more applications - nav lights, stern light, etc. but I wanted to knock out the mast head improvements and then worry about deck topsides at my leisure.
You can see the bulkhead has the fuse/circuit panel, sirius receiver, power inverter, and DC outlet. There are devices plugged in, just moved so I could photograph (hence the black hanging wires). The radio mount and installation is "out of the way" yet accessible from the cockpit seats.
I went the route of wooden mounts (painted and sealed) and then epoxied to the hull. I did use stainless screws to help setup the epoxy and add some strength to the mounts. The mounts are used for the bulkhead, radio, fire extinguisher, and battery stabilizer.
And that just about wraps everything up. I'll add some information in the improvements section for future reference.
Paul.
Thanks everyone for all the feedback and design ideas. I have attached 3 pictures of the completed baseline installation. I have ideas for a few more applications - nav lights, stern light, etc. but I wanted to knock out the mast head improvements and then worry about deck topsides at my leisure.
You can see the bulkhead has the fuse/circuit panel, sirius receiver, power inverter, and DC outlet. There are devices plugged in, just moved so I could photograph (hence the black hanging wires). The radio mount and installation is "out of the way" yet accessible from the cockpit seats.
I went the route of wooden mounts (painted and sealed) and then epoxied to the hull. I did use stainless screws to help setup the epoxy and add some strength to the mounts. The mounts are used for the bulkhead, radio, fire extinguisher, and battery stabilizer.
And that just about wraps everything up. I'll add some information in the improvements section for future reference.
Paul.
