Boat Control

[Wannabe...]

Onliest relays I know about are text messages where I relays "yes M'am" back to my wife when she tells me what to do.

Mind posting a pic of the relay and or a part number on this deal. I've wanted something similar on my boat, but with forward and reverse for when I'm single poling and come in too hot on a piece of cover.

Wannabe...

[sothunfried]

sure is 2X, you and that Cane guy are some pretty sharp fishermen

x3 this is something i might have to try.
thanks!

[Jerry Blake]

Onliest relays I know about are text messages where I relays "yes M'am" back to my wife when she tells me what to do.

Mind posting a pic of the relay and or a part number on this deal. I've wanted something similar on my boat, but with forward and reverse for when I'm single poling and come in too hot on a piece of cover.

Wannabe...

Here's a schematic of the relay:



You can go into any auto parts house and ask for a relay with 5-blade type prongs and it should be the right one. The numbers for each prong should be match the ones in the diagram.

[Jerry Blake]

Here's a place that has the relays - cheap too!

Opentip.com: 30 amp Bosch Relay

[TN Hillbilly]

I bet when the wind gets up you look like you're dancing in the boat with all those foot switches.

[CrappieKillerJigs]

pretty darn cool but it seams like to much work to me...ill stick with my power pole

[Jerry Blake]

I bet when the wind gets up you look like you're dancing in the boat with all those foot switches.

Nope, I run the boat sitting down with my foot next to the switches and press the foot switches I need when I need them.

[Jerry Blake]

pretty darn cool but it seams like to much work to me...ill stick with my power pole

A Power Pole wouldn't do me much good. I'm usually in at least 15-feet of water and I'm moving the baits over and around the cover with the boat while the rods are in rod holders and my clients are sitting back watching their slip-floats waiting for them to go under.