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    Never mind sorry I asked

    #2
    I have the bennett automatic system an never use it. The only time I look at the indicators is after leveling out the ride to see what angles they are running at. I may glance at them while docking just to make sure I have raised them all the way up.
    Phil, Vicky, Ashleigh & Sydney
    1998 3055 Ciera
    (yes, a 1998)
    Previous boat: 1993 3055
    Dream boat: 70' Azimut or Astondoa 72
    Sea Doo XP
    Sea Doo GTI SE
    Life is short. Boats are cool.
    The family that plays together stays together.
    Vice Commodore: Bellevue Yacht Club

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      #3
      I never understood why you would need indicators..... you should be able to tell where they are at by the attitude of your boat , No?

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        #4
        Just because I like the bling

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          #5
          I have the NMEA Lowrance setup and can display the tabs on the LMF 400 guage, Globalmap 6600c Chartplotter, and even on the Sonar.

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            #6
            dwoodford wrote:
            Just because I like the bling
            Couldnt you just "BEADAZZLE" the cushions LMAO 2 easy payments of 19.95 plus s&h

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              #7
              I added a Bennett Trim Tab indicator to the Bennett tabs Bayliner installed on the boat.

              You can see the indicator on the far right of the helm panel.


              Jim McNeely
              New Hope a 2004 Bayliner 305 Sunbridge Express Cruiser
              Twin 5.7s with Bravo2 drives
              Brighton, Michigan USA
              MMSI # 367393410

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                #8
                Hi Jim,Was it a true replacement from the factory ones that cam

                [img]/media/kunena/attachments/vb/656934=24910-717_rev.jpg[/img] e on the boat or did you need to run extra wires to power the indictor, etc.?See my picture it would be interesting to get if it's a quick retro-fit.Thanks,Steve

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                  #9
                  :thumb still confused?? cant you tell by your boats attitude where your tabs are ? I can ....... as I am sure most here can? Not trying to be an a$$ but really wouldn't the money be spent better somewhere else..... JMO

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                    #10
                    Ofishal wrote:
                    :thumb still confused?? cant you tell by your boats attitude where your tabs are ? I can ....... as I am sure most here can? Not trying to be an a$$ but really wouldn't the money be spent better somewhere else..... JMO
                    Actually the tab indicators are pretty handy.

                    For example if you come off of plane and get into a following sea with your tabs down it can be very danderous.

                    If you're up on plane and one tab is having to be deployed allot more than the other its a good indication that you need to re-arrange your load.

                    KEVIN SANDERS
                    4788 DOS PECES - SEWARD ALASKA - LA PAZ BCS MEXICO


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                      #11
                      Bayliner 3-0-5-5 wrote:
                      Hi Jim,Was it a true replacement from the factory ones that cam

                      http://baylinerownersclub.org/media/..._rev.jpg[/img] e on the boat or did you need to run extra wires to power the indictor, etc.?See my picture it would be interesting to get if it's a quick retro-fit.Thanks,Steve
                      SteveI still have the control switches as you have. The indicators on the helm panel show position but do not have any ability to control the tabs.This indicator system was a fairly big job involing removing the tabs at the attachment point to install position sensors and running cables from each tab to the helm. This is not just a simple control replacement.----------Why I installed the Bennett tab position indicator.I found I was pulling the tabs up to reset them and then working them down as needed.Having the indicators allowed me to pay more attention to things around me and less to setting up the tabs.
                      Jim McNeely
                      New Hope a 2004 Bayliner 305 Sunbridge Express Cruiser
                      Twin 5.7s with Bravo2 drives
                      Brighton, Michigan USA
                      MMSI # 367393410

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                        #12
                        Bayliner 3-0-5-5 wrote:
                        Hi Jim,Was it a true replacement from the factory ones that cam

                        http://baylinerownersclub.org/media/..._rev.jpg[/img] e on the boat or did you need to run extra wires to power the indictor, etc.?See my picture it would be interesting to get if it's a quick retro-fit.Thanks,Steve
                        Steve,The EIC electronic indicator control fits in the same "footprint" as the rocker switch, so it can replace it.Here is a link to the installation instructions https://"http://www.bennetttrimtabs....structions.pdfTomBennett Marine Attached files http://baylinerownersclub.org/media/...5000.jpg[/img]
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                          #13
                          Tabman wrote:
                          Steve,

                          The EIC electronic indicator control fits in the same "footprint" as the rocker switch, so it can replace it.



                          Here is a link to the installation instructions https://"http://www.bennetttrimtabs....f<br /> <br />

                          Tom

                          Bennett Marine
                          Tom, will that switch work with the automatic bennett system?
                          Phil, Vicky, Ashleigh & Sydney
                          1998 3055 Ciera
                          (yes, a 1998)
                          Previous boat: 1993 3055
                          Dream boat: 70' Azimut or Astondoa 72
                          Sea Doo XP
                          Sea Doo GTI SE
                          Life is short. Boats are cool.
                          The family that plays together stays together.
                          Vice Commodore: Bellevue Yacht Club

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                            #14
                            itsabowtime2 wrote:
                            Tom, will that switch work with the automatic bennett system?
                            Yes, the EIC has a relay module that will replace the one for the Auto Tab Control. There is a plug for the ATC to connect into it.

                            Tom

                            Bennett Marine
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                              #15
                              Tabman wrote:
                              Yes, the EIC has a relay module that will replace the one for the Auto Tab Control. There is a plug for the ATC to connect into it.

                              Tom

                              Bennett Marine
                              Tom, sent you a PM...do not want to hyjack the tread. Phil
                              Phil, Vicky, Ashleigh & Sydney
                              1998 3055 Ciera
                              (yes, a 1998)
                              Previous boat: 1993 3055
                              Dream boat: 70' Azimut or Astondoa 72
                              Sea Doo XP
                              Sea Doo GTI SE
                              Life is short. Boats are cool.
                              The family that plays together stays together.
                              Vice Commodore: Bellevue Yacht Club

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