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Old 04-30-2012, 12:50 PM   #1
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There are other options but don't waste your time, get the good waterproof switch from OEX, it will last you a long time, rather than going cheap and having to redo it often.
Well another question I have on this subject after saying that jim.
If i go with the Timing Switch is it really necessary to go with an on off toggle switch with the timer? I kind of felt like it would have been cheaper to go with just the timer and no toggle?
Due to building my own bait tank tomorrow just wondering what are my options also probably the same thing Halol is doing
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Old 04-30-2012, 01:04 PM   #2
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Well another question I have on this subject after saying that jim.
If i go with the Timing Switch is it really necessary to go with an on off toggle switch with the timer? I kind of felt like it would have been cheaper to go with just the timer and no toggle?
Due to building my own bait tank tomorrow just wondering what are my options also probably the same thing Halol is doing
Necessary? No. But it does add a bit of convenience so you dont have to hook up the battery when you are out on the water. Saltwater & any sort of electrical connections dont really mix well. The least you can expose to the salt, the better you will be. I have everything hooked up when I launch, and just flip the switch when I am ready for bait. Sometimes I might not want bait until i have paddled a few miles. Water in a bait tank is heavy, and you don't really want to be lugging that extra weight around if you don't need to.
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