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When your battery was connected there might be another heavy gauge wire that was missed that will power the rest of the equipment on the boat

https://www.pmitrailers.com/index.html I didn't want a flimsy bolted together junk trailer. Drove a total of 24 hours to pick this trailer up and bring it home.

If its anything similar to how my r23 and my buddies r25 with roswell was setup it will sound good. Just severely under amped and under powered. They combine 4 speakers on 2 channels. Luckily if you want to correct it you just need to add another small amp and separate the speaker wires. On...

Congrats on the purchase!! How many speakers come on the new boat?

Whatever it will be I bet the radio will not be wired optimally and sound blah haha

One more rung will be that much more added leverage on that hinge. Hopefully it can handle it

You will have to remove the plug for the kmc10 and install the pmx-1 one that plugs into the radio. The wires are all standard color coded. Do not use wire nuts. If you don't have the ability to solder they make these fancy heat shrink/solder connectors you can use a heat gun with to melt.

Dual battery is definitely a needed upgrade once you start adding more audio equipment. I can run my radio on the sandbar for about 5 hours on my 2nd battery that I added. But I'm running 6 6.5 speakers 2 10" subs and two amps

PMX-1 $259 Fosgate m0-65 2 pairs 120 each pair

Harbor freight flag pole, 15ish dollars worth of random home depot pvc fittings and it fits in the pylon hole and base snug.

I have one of these ladders collecting dust from upgrading to a lili pad. If its the same ladder id let it go cheap

There will not be anything heavy enough gauge to run an amp. It’s easy enough without pulling the side shields or wave guards to run under/ across the pontoons then back to the battery with a fish tape or fiberglass wire fish rods.

Its not a dealer issue. Its just how they do it from the factory. From the base radio setup to the roswell they are not wired for performance by any means. There's a few things you can do to improve on it but it involves another amp and some more wiring. It comes down to speaker impedance and...

Coming from running a 42' outer limits to my r23 with a 300. I still miss the speed but the fun factor is still really high. Especially in like 2-3ft chop. Ill still run mid 40s and the fuel savings is nice also