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finished fairing the top of the hardtop. I then cut all the other guage holes. I
know have this sucker full.
2 Tach's w/ idiot lights in them
2 trim gauges
2 water pressure gauges
1 regular fuel gauge
1 Navman 3100 fuel monitor
1 Bennett Rocker switch for trim tab's
1 Bennett Auto switch for trim tab's
Suzuki dual Binnacle
Blue Sea's 8 gang switch panel
Garmin 2006C Map/ Plotter
In the overhead box is a Standard/Horizon VHF w/ hailer & 2 Volt meters
I got my X-ducer [Airmar B-260] and High Speed fairing block today. These things are HUGE and HEAVY too.
Here is the compass for the Mako. This sucker is huge. Richie FN-203 it takes a 4 3/4in holesaw to flush mount it. The outside diameter is 5 7/8in. The pad I built is 6in in dia. Perfect! I put my hand in the pix to try and show how big it is. The cutout hole is 4 3/4in. The outside measurement on the compass is 5 7/8in. I couldn't find anyone with a 4 3/4in holesaw. So I made the first cut with a 3 1/2in holesaw. That's the pix of the core and then I finished it off with a sabersaw out to 4 3/4in.
