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  1. Aimhii, May 9, 2014
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    Aimhii

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    Very nice.....where did you route the cables.... I can't quite make them out?
  2. sam356, May 9, 2014
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    I got a potable sirus radio hook it up with my main radio or if you have a main radio with an I pod hook up it runs threw your speakers. Where the TV is on the port side of ice maker is where I ran the cable hook up and the electric is is in the storage area of ice maker. If you put a TV there you can see it good only at night but day light sun hard to see TV. Also I have rear radio speakers on the rear part of hard top.

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  3. sam356, May 9, 2014
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    I am going down tonite and put pictures for you tomorrow.
  4. sam356, May 12, 2014
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    Remove speaker panel.

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  5. Aimhii, May 12, 2014
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    Nicy done thanks
  6. Monepit, May 12, 2014
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    The 450 is the best boat I've ever had. We call it the last money pit. I can't ever imagine trading it off. It is the perfect layout. We love everything about it but I especially love the engine room. After the 355. It is like a gymnasium. We plan on living on it when we retire in a rew years.
  7. Monepit, May 12, 2014
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    I guess great minds think alike. That's the exact setup I put on the 355.
  8. Aimhii, Jul 11, 2014
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    Well - 6 weeks of work and almost done…Installed Tv in Salon, but a little worried about putting one in on the Aft bedroom wall….Perhaps SAM 356 can tell me….? How thick/thin is that wall ? Can i put a 1 1/2 - 2" lag bolt without coming through the other side? If it does go through…where will it show?…hopefully behind the sofa where you won't see it?

    Did a buff n polish, impellers, filters, added Battery banks and Stereo and Raymarine instruments…Putting the NuTeak on this week and hope to add some value to her…..

    Here are some pics so far…

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  9. sam356, Jul 13, 2014
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    Remove your speaker and air vent and go from there. Be careful the size of your tv remember when traveling and hitting waves that wall moves. 19" should be fine, the tv I have has cd player built in it. The bracket I have is one that is on the tv and one that is on the wall. All I do is slide the Tv with bracket behind on the bracket that is on the wall.
  10. Aimhii, Aug 20, 2014
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    Well Finally got them in- Now just a matter of hiding the cables.

    All that for 2 channels

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