Looking to replace trim switches any recommendations? Issue is I have no idea what position I'm in at any given time.

On Sun, 29 Jun 2014 16:42:14 +0100, IntoTheMystic wrote:


Looking to replace trim switches any recommendations? Issue is I have no
idea what position I'm in at any given time.

Looking at the trim gauge is a help, if the water is always the same and the winds are the same.
Otherwise, I always found it better to trim the boat in such a way I got the best speed at a given
rpm.

On Sunday, June 29, 2014 8:42:14 AM UTC-7, IntoTheMystic wrote:
Looking to replace trim switches any recommendations? Issue is I have no

idea what position I'm in at any given time.









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IntoTheMystic

say, that's a nice looking rig.

http://www.searay.com/boat_graphics/...DERNWXW994.pdf

Have you tested them with the boat on the dry to see if they're even functioning? f so and they are working, then you don't need switches. even with gauges, they can't really tell you what to do. On a boat of that size it comes down to experience of seeing how the craft handles in the water at different wind conditions and speeds.

On 6/29/2014 11:42 AM, IntoTheMystic wrote:

Looking to replace trim switches any recommendations? Issue is I have no
idea what position I'm in at any given time.




Neither do we. More information please.

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