Favorite team:LSU 
Location:Baton Rouge
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Interests:CFB, inshore fishing, Audio/Video
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Registered on:7/27/2005
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re: Yamaha OEM water pump

Posted by Redlos on 8/30/26 at 5:05 pm to
SIM Yamaha all day everyday, unless I need it the day of

FS - 2 Clemson lower bowl Sec 213 $225/ea

Posted by Redlos on 8/26/26 at 8:14 pm
Section 213
Row 26
$225 each

email: gironcd@gmail.com
I’ve started bringing a small cooler and make a Florida water ice batch with a few towels….it really helps with cooling down during the heat of the day.
Surf is prob better right now or a deep canal with moving water.

re: Suzuki 300 Auto Trim

Posted by Redlos on 8/4/26 at 10:33 am to
Google says as soon as you hit manual trim it overrides the auto

re: Lowrance FS Elite 9

Posted by Redlos on 8/1/26 at 4:38 pm to
I have an old 9” Elite TI2 if yours has crapped out. I upgrade to the 12” model.

re: Lowrance FS Elite 9

Posted by Redlos on 7/31/26 at 4:48 pm to
Google the soft reset of the unit:

For official assistance and firmware files, check the Lowrance Support Center.

Soft Reset (Keeps User Data)A soft reset fixes general system bugs and clears cache data without deleting your saved waypoints, routes, or trails.

Turn the unit completely off.

Press and hold the Pages button (the key with the cross/pages icon) and do not let go.

Press the Power button once while keeping the Pages button held down.Listen for a two-tone beep, then release the Pages button.

Wait for the unit to reboot until the Select Language screen appears.

If that’s doesn’t work do the full (Hard) reset, you will lose all your data

re: Kastking reader sunglasses

Posted by Redlos on 7/29/26 at 5:39 pm to
Get the Costa C-Mates readers
C-Mates

re: Marine Audio

Posted by Redlos on 7/6/26 at 8:27 am to
I know alot are saying turtle box, but given the boat type and layout I would suggest going back with 6 marine grade coaxial speakers. Suggest going with the highest efficient ones you can afford. Wetsounds and JL are the gold standard but think Rockford Fosgate, Klipsch, Polk are good as well. I don’t know Skar but it all depends on your budget.

I think you have to have a subwoofer for any system to really sound good. You will also need a good marine rated amp (or 2) for the speakers, suggest 100w/channel for main speakers and 300-500 for sub (or whatever the sub can handle). Either get a marine rated enclosure or build your own and get it Rhino lined. There is a marine grade MDF wood called EXtira that I highly suggest. Good luck.

re: Marine Audio

Posted by Redlos on 7/5/26 at 12:57 pm to
Need more info on boat type, speaker layout and budget to make an informed decision.