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Messed that up. Switch current rating > max speaker current.

You want a single pole, double throw switch. Either a two position so it would select either function or a 3 position that the center would be off. Make sure the current rating is less than that of the sound bar. https://www.miwv.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/what-is-an-spdt-switch.jpg

Yeah with a 12V TM, I would just wired directly to the battery.

There is a ton of stuff online for reference on wiring a boat. Are you going to shit can everything on the boat and start from scratch? How big of an engine and are the gauges specific to the outboard? Do you need/want a new switch panel on the console? For a Tracker I would expect you would have 1 battery for engine and starting and 1 or two batteries for the trolling motor. The diagram below is pretty typical for a single start and a separate house battery. With the switch, you can use the house battery to start the boat if the start battery dies. This is pretty much how my boat is set up except I have an additional charging circuit to charge the house battery from the engine. If your engine doesn’t have a separate circuit you can add an automatic charging relay that energizes when the first battery is charged and allows the house battery to be charged. It would be a little different if you are adding a trolling motor batteries to the system. I generally put trolling batteries on their own circuit but you can use an ACR to charge them too. Post up more details of what you want to do and we can guide you pretty well.

Can you upload it from the ipad to dropbox, google drive, etc and then back down to the PC? I do this all the time for videos and pictures off my phone or ipad.

I'll bet NowThis knew what a thick log in his lower colon felt like.

It’s like the No 2 topic RVer’s talk about.

Home Depot has 21’ lifts that are less than 36” wide. Need to protect your floors for sure but you should be able to get one through the front door.

We've had better luck in cleaning the black tank after driving around a while. We have a dump at our storage facility and when we have boondocked we come back and dump there. Seems like it gets stirred up and everthing cleans out well compared to leaving a state park and drive 100 yards to the section dump station. Last state park trip we drove around the place looking at other sites for a bit before we went to dump. A lot of forums and groups have posts about people prepping their tanks with dawn dishwashing soap and calgon liquid water softener. I'm sure you can google to find info on exactly what others are using.

That's a pretty awesome video. Were you in a boat or kayak?

Assuming Mark, he uses D'Addario Chrome flatwound 12s, throws away the big fat E, moves everything up and puts a 10 on the first string.

Fixed it

Just a practical joke to mess with someone. "You gotta be a platinum member and sign up early to get one of the sites with hook-ups"

This is pretty awesome if you are boondocking at places with a lot of other campers around.

Kinda wanna see a lightning made hole in the road.

Looks good, that will probably be there longer than the house. I would probably just sister a 2x2 or 2x4 along side the joist where the deck plywood hits short but if it bothers you just cut the deck. I assume that the deck isn't more than 16' long so you would have to make a cut anyway.

Looks like a cop. Bad enough we have to worry about cops and our dogs but now our tigers too?

Just need a shitload of pepper. Tigers love pepper.

Seems like we had a discussion on gel coat repair kits before. Maybe search this thread.

Growing up in Tyler, we used to fish Holbrook if we didn’t feel like driving all the way to Fork when we got tired of Lake Tyler or Palestine. Just about any lake is a good fishing lake if you fish it enough to pattern the fish.

I don’t think any of the campgrounds in BBNP or the state park have hookups. There are a several RV campgrounds outside the park in SB/Ter but haven’t ever stayed at any of them. That whole area is an Oct-April destination IMO. Hit Colorado, the Frio or the beach in the summer.

They make a pretty good bait for channel catfish so the got that going for them.