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Bought the low temp solder connectors off your Amazon store and they are awesome. So much better than standard butt connectors. Thank you!!

Electrical work is an absolute nightmare for me. Thanks for breaking it down as simply as you did on here. I’ll probably end up watching this video a few more times but I have a good idea in my head now.

Thank you so so much, while I recalled my boat I’m gonna do this and re wire everything

Love the video Thanks for all the great advise on wiring. Thinking of adding lights to mine for spring now.

I've learned more in the last 13 minutes than I have in my entire life about wiring. I always seem to let it get to me and overcomplicate things. This made it a breeze to understand. Simple actually. Thanks!

Just picked up a 16' x 6' wide flat bottom I'm excited for your videos and to get started on my project

Exactly what I need. Thanks for taking the time to make and publish the video. Take care

Yooooo that setup is so clean!

Nicely done, Love doing stereo or lighting stuff on my boat. 👍

This is the best, easiest to understand video I’ve ever watched on general boat wiring. You gave me confidence to rewire my boat. (Several gauges don’t work). I’ll check out your store. Thank you'

Very informative, I’m buying an old boat and want to rewire the entire boat as soon as i get it. This video was a huge help!

This was a fantastic video! I just bought a Pond Prowler 10, AGM battery and a 40 Endura Max. For the last several weeks I have been watching vids of mods and knew I wanted to plan ahead for things electrical. This makes my planning a whole lot easier.

Excellent video. Highly detailed yet straightforward. Keep up the work!

Great video and tips. Animated illustrations are cool and very helpful! Well done! 👍🏼

Awesome video really helpful! That boat is sick!!!

Way cool brother- great description - killer lay out - love me some fishing

Excellent video !!! I will be using most of your links to buy the items I need for my boat. Keep up the great work.

Great video for beginners like me , thanks a lot.

That was a great video. The information was awesome. Thanks

Great video. I didn't even know there was a difference in the wire. I just got my first boat I'm a 44 year old car guy and planned on doing my boat like a car. Thanks for teaching me and saving me some future headaches.

Finally a decent video that is easy to understand, thanks mate

Very detailed video one of the best I seen thank you.

I'm new to your channel And I learned a lot from this video Thank you

hey man , my name is Stephen, I' m from vegas , thanks for this video , I think its the best one yet about wiring your boat . I'm a fan of your vidoes , keep them up , I just recently got a 17 ft boat . Took out the old motor and looking for a new one. the next step for me would be wiring everything else . Taking out all the wires out to and invest in wires and new lighting .

Thanks again for the vlogs

Excellent video! This will really help me planning and executing the installation in my sailboat which I'm restoring. This video saves me a lot of thinking! Many thanks!

Great video! Couldn’t help but laugh when I saw the box of oatmeal cream pies. Love those !😂

Thank you so much for these videos!

Am looking to get a used boat that will definitely become a project. The boat is 33 years old so I am going to redo every system in it to include the electrical wiring, gauges, pumps, convert to LED lighting thru-out and generally whatever it needs. I am medically retired so as long as I am above ground, I will have and make time to work on the boat. Even if I go before the boat sees the water again, I will pass it on to my brother who is a fisherman. It is also therapy. Thanks for providing an easy to use diagram. I am mechanically inclined and have put together 4x4's and a few other things. Wiring seemed to be my weak area, may because of the intimidation factor. But it should go smoothly now. Thanks again.

Excellent video. Love the animation.

Great video, loving the effort you put into your content too

Very very nicely done video a great help ty so much!

amazing video man ur great for taking the time out of your day for this

Holy smokes....i think our son and i can actually rewire (or at least clean things up a bit) on our boat now. THANK U VERY VERY MUCH!!!!

i love the simple explanation. Thanx!

Loved the video. Great job! Subbed!

Excellent video, enjoy your work , you have helped me make since of some issues, thank,s

very explenative video! great job! thanks!

So helpful. Thank you very much.

Thank you. This helps me out

Awesome video really helpful!

this is so much knowledge thanks, god bless you

You earned that subscribe just with this one video, great job🖤🐊💪🏾

Excellent video! you have officially "completed the circuit" of my electrical thinking process.

Small but important point ... follow standard DC wiring code and use RED for the positive and BLACK for the negative. You can also purchase some flexible plastic conduit that you run all the wires through and makes it much tidier and easier to keep compartments clean. Your video was easy to follow.

Great explanation on electrical theory that you included

Thanks very helpful!

Thx from Denmark!!!!super video

Great job

This is exactly what I needed.

Totally worthy of a sub. Badass video and sick boat!!!!!!

Thanks for sharing! Very useful

That video really helped me out ty

awesome vid.... I am redoing a 16 ft bass tracker 40hp merc. you have some great tips and tricks. thanks

Great Video!

Nice work.

This is great thank you 🙏

Great video!

super informative thanks a ton man

Great video. Learned a lot.

Awesome vid, thank you! I have a 24v trolling and an electric start outboard, do I need 3 or 4 batteries? Trolling should prob be separate, so 2 there, but can the outboard go on the same battery with all the other boat electronics?

Thanks for the videos almost done with mine

great video! i have one question--the switch board i bought has 1 end on the back that’s open. so if i run the bilge pump wire into the back of the switches only open pin, how do i run that pin into my fuse box? do i just piggy back the wires at the pin?

Great information and video well explained A+

Good video thanks!

I’m rewording my 78 Orion inboard, how do I hook-up my gauges without connecting them to ignition awitch

Just inherited a 1978 sea nymph fishing machine and need to figure out the trim tilt wiring , now I want to rewire the whole thing and add more lights. Your came out super clean good work

You need to slide to heat shrink butt connector down the wire then fray both ends of wire and twist them together then pull your butt connector over them and heat makes the pull strength a 10x's stronger but great videos man very inspiring 👍

Been looking for a long time for a video that would explain it to a slow guy like me! :) Thanks!

Michael Lopez. Great videos. Just wanted to tell you about my boat build. Its a 16' john boat side console. I put in rear deck with gas and battery compartment behind two seats and a bait well. The bait well is led lit with two pumps. If im fishing skinny water i can use one pump to recirculate the filled bait well or if im fishing deeper water i can run mu fill pump and switch my recirculate pump to discharge for continuous fresh exchange. I have another casting deck up front that covers my 24vdc battery system for my trolling motor with storage for life vest and such.. For lights im running led NAV, Anchor, Green underwater lights, green bait well light, and 2x 2k lux spot lights up front. The boat is powered by a 40hp outboard with dedicated battery and bilge pump. I originally this project 3 years ago. I only got to use it a hand full of times befoe i was forced to park it. The trailer colapsed during a hurricane and my wife fell ill needing a few surgeries. ( she is very well now). Im excited to say that im almost finished getting the boat back together. With a new to me trailer and fixing some problems with the motor i just took her out for a test run last weekend. She runs great. Cant wait to go fishing. Im so proud of the boat and all the work i put into it. I learned so much from the TBN community and others like it. Thanks for doing these videos. Keep up the great work.

very professional electrical work

Great video. Now i just need a boat!

Awesome video man !!

I’m re wiring a skiff and I have a Perko switch. Do I still need the on/off master switch to the panel once the power leaves the battery?

Thanks for the video!

Good job thank you

Awesome, informative video thanks's

super video CZ

What fuses do you recommend using on the fuse block for LEDs?

very nice , Thanks

If you have a lot of accessories in one general area, you can save a lot of wire and have a neater installation by running a single larger wire to a local ground bus. This saves having to run 4-5 individual ground wires all the way back to your switch panel.

great video! they also make liquid electrical tape for sealing terminal ends.

What did you use for the channel / rail for the deck lights on the rub rail?

Nice!

Rewiring my project Aquasport boat. So basically I should buy the box with ground and power running through it as a fused thing. So if I’m wiring my boat gauges to motor, I should run the positive gauge wire from gauge to the box and have it go from box to engine, and then have the negative ground out in the box. Just making sure I understand. This video helped a lot and made me feel more confident. Thanks

nice thanks mike

Super simple and helpful! What kind of loom do you use and how did you finish the loom ends on your pump wiring and hoses? Looks nice and finished!

Thank you

just bought a used boat and plan on doing some additions along with possible complete re-wire, This Video was very helpful. Sure appreciate the time you took. Thank again!! By the way, have any more of those oatmeal cream pies?? YUMMIE!!!

These videos are great. Again. Saving people money. By people i mean me .

This is video was very help full thank you

Very nice

The best vidéo ! Thank’s

Any issues with accessories or the blue sea fuse block having a constant draw on your batteries? I know your master switch will turn it off. But does it draw power when off? I had issues with a fuse block in the past, need to figure out the best way of preventing it going forward.

So the wire runs from the fuse box to the switch and then to whatever I am running. The ground wire only goes to the negative of the fuse box from whatever I am running. The battery wires both go to the fuse box. I should use a shut off switch so I can stop the current to the fuse box. Is this correct? If so I've got it. What about fish finders? Can they go through the fuse box with everything else and to a switch to turn it on? I know the wires are quite small that run the fish finders. I'm re-wiring a Deep V row boat my buddy gave me. I'm going to be building a deck system similar to a bass boat and want to re-due his wiring. The old wiring wasn't any good and everything was corroded, rusted, and rotted away. He had minimal stuff. Thanks

Hi, how do you isolate your cranking battery with the others? How does the isolator handle charging on your batteries? Thanks

I have two 12v batteries on my boat that are independent (not connected to each other). The 29 group is dedicated to my trolling motor and the 27 group is for two garmin fish finders (93sv and 5cv). The previous boat owner installed a master kill switch and 6 slot fuse box. The fuse box is currently being used for the garmins. The trolling motor is direct to the 29 battery. I want to put the trolling motor on a fuse box as well, but I want to know if I can/should use the same fuse box as the garmins or if I should get a dedicated fuse box for the trolling motor. My confusion about sharing a fuse box for both comes from the fact that the fuse box only has a single positive and negative cable coming off of it that connects to my dedicated 27 group garmin battery. How would I set up the fuse box to connect to two batteries at the same time? Maybe this fuse box can’t support two? If so, I will probably just buy a dedicated trolling motor fuse box from minn Kota directly. Feedback? Thoughts?

Good job

What did you use for the lighting around the gunnels? Great job on the video used a lot of you ideas on my boat!! Thanks