nauticlaugic

[tmacx2]

http://www.nauticlaugic.com/index.html

Has anyone tried this? If so, do you like it?

[madcityskier]

I've been kinda watching for this for a couple years. It's a real hassel when you pick up some weeds and lose your speedo in the middle of a run. I wonder if one unit can supply both speedos? I'd want to keep them both to maintain the original look. Also, can anyone comment on the compatiblity with the stock speedo's from my 85?

[tph]

Originally Posted by madcityskier

I've been kinda watching for this for a couple years. It's a real hassel when you pick up some weeds and lose your speedo in the middle of a run. I wonder if one unit can supply both speedos? I'd want to keep them both to maintain the original look. Also, can anyone comment on the compatiblity with the stock speedo's from my 85?

If they are GPS I can't imagine that the water driven system on an '85 would be compatible.

[Table Rocker]

Older mechanical gauges like our Airguides would have to be replaced with an electronic unit.

They sell the kit on eBay with a medallion gauge.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/310318222804...ht_1610wt_1048

[PT 1999 ProStar]

I have one on my 99 and it is perfect!! Dead on! When footing off my boat it was difficult to get accurate speed due to weeds or speedo just not working. Now it ALWAYS works! Love it. Two of my buddies have it hooked up on their Correct crafts too. Highly recommend!

[macattack]

Sounds like a version of Perfect Pass' PrecisionSTAR GPS replacement speedometer...

http://perfectpass.com/index.html

[BMDWillyZ]

I have looked at this also. I have PerfectPass and an analog speedo. I can get the speed from my perfect pass. I have a hard time spending around $300.00 to have my analog speedo work when I could put it toward parts that are more of a priority. I have also talked to the guy who developed it. I would like to get one to have my analog speedo working correctly and remove the pickups off the back of the boat.

[Jeff Lyman]

We've been using our $100.00 Garmen GPS in our boat for 3 years now. Great for skiing in the course or boarding. The GPS unit sticks to the windshield corner and has a decent sizedigital speed redout. Its perfect ALL THE TIME! The unit seems to stay in the boat more than in the cars during the summer. It also sticks over the factory tach well to. With lots of stuff floating in our river the stock stuff just doesnt do it.

[19_Skier]

Originally Posted by Jeff Lyman

We've been using our $100.00 Garmen GPS in our boat for 3 years now. Great for skiing in the course or boarding. The GPS unit sticks to the windshield corner and has a decent sizedigital speed redout. Its perfect ALL THE TIME! The unit seems to stay in the boat more than in the cars during the summer. It also sticks over the factory tach well to. With lots of stuff floating in our river the stock stuff just doesnt do it.

Interesting, I was actually thinking of trying this out in the spring after noticing how well it tracks in the car. Have to wait for the blower anyways so waiting to pick up satellites is a non-issue if you turn it on at the same time.

However, it remains to be seen if my main driver (read: wife) will be able to hold steady speeds even with a digital/satellite readout. Suffice to say, I'm starting to save for PP, just in case...