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Date Posted: - Sunday - 02/27/11 - 9:30pm
Author: Jared Kibele (Jared Kibele)
Subject: Cost
In reply to: Ben 's message, "Costs?" on - Friday - 02/25/11 - 8:06am

I'm really bad at remembering exactly how much things cost. I think it's a protection mechanism. I think the whole setup ended up being in the $2500 range. We got a big discount because of a friend that was working at a marine electronics shop. I did the installation myself. I took a long time but I think it was time well spent because I know more about the installation now than I would if I'd paid someone to do it and it saved me a lot of money.

If you want to figure out the cost, the photo set I linked to has all of the Raymarine part numbers for the stuff I used. I think I have the information in there about where I got the sprocket for the wheel shaft as well. With that info and a few google searches, you should be able to come up with a total cost.

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