OEX Sunset and my PA upgrades
 

I want to send out a big hooah to Andy aka 'Iceman' at OEX Sunset Beach for the stellar work he did on my PA. I wanted the clean look of running multiple electrical applications including an auto bilge pump with an override toggle switch, and deck lights with toggle switch without having wires running everywhere. Solution: Flush mounted deck light lights and pull everything back to a 4 post marine fuse panel.

Thanks Andy!

Looks good. Now you just need to hook up a big squid light on it for the :wsb:!

Nice Rodger! Hopefully I'll get to see it on the water in LJ. I bought a electric bildge pump, but never installed it after upgrading my hatch seals. I am in the process of making better seat panels and will post them after I have the lumbar panel finished.

Steve

Wow. Does that thing still count as a kayak? You just need to install the bunk and galley and you'll be ready for the long range trips.

what about a dancing floor??

http://www.bigwatersedge.com/bwevb/a...1&d=1285774325

Is the gym in the background to prepare for one day having to lift it? j/k

Still using the scupper cart? I'd lose that especially with the weight of the PA. The work on the boat looks great. Deck lighting is a great idea. I really like the flush mount lights you used. Looks killer.

Nicely done!


Can I get a cheeseburger and a coke.

Sweat!

I love the clean look.

Roger, where is the in-dash dvd player and navigation system?

Nice, very clean install.

Let me know how the seat panels work out. I had to warranty one of the straps on my PA today - broke last time out - Hobie is using S/S buckles on the new models. Thanks for the heads up on the hatch seals. They work great.

nice!! and yeah im jealous :D

if you don't mind me asking how much did that run you. Planning on getting some electrical stuff done to my yak. and I live only about 2 miles from that shop

Andy is extremely reasonable. Believe me, it was worth every dollar. Turn around time was 2 day's.

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dannnnnggggg lookin good!!