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Good call. I think I've got routing figured out to minimize or eliminate parallel electrical and transducer wiring, so hopefully that will minimize issues, too.

You're probably right, but it was simple to do so I went on and did it

Just checking layout for now, but... I think I'm going to just use some braided sleeves, with zip ties/zip tie mounts very so often. I'm not a big fan of conduit - makes it more difficult to re-route or to add something later. I have some 1" vinyl tubing I was thinking of slitting long-ways...

I don't know, seems like a safety issue to me, one that needs immediate replacement before you're out in it and it sinks. You sure wouldn't want that investment in a new motor to go under water.

Nope.

Thanks Neal!

Glad youre back!

Laying out electrical components and wiring to be sure my wiring diagram/plans work and to finalize placement of switches, circuit breakers, outlets, etc. so I can cut final holes and determine any other support needs. I was originally planning to put the charging outlet and TM outlet on the...

Built up a spot for a trolling motor quick mount before removing the decking to get back to work on the "innards". Still noodling on blind plans, but one note for future builders... I tried to think through the majority of potential bulkhead penetrations before installing them, to reduce...

I don't think you're going to have any strength problems with that hatch!

Nice pair of Harlan callers.

Thought about this more last night and realized it would be simple enough to rig a line from head-height at the back to the nose to get some measurements and take the guess-work out of what would obstruct vision. It also struck me that our stitch and glue process provided a simple way to use...

You may be right about them fitting better on smaller boats - I just like the simplicity of them, and the woodworking aspect, particularly on a wooden boat. Still thinking on it - and also on your challenge to go ahead and get a SailRight machine.