Hi Everyone,
I have a 2006 marine power 340HP dual batter 20i, and typical my cruise control **** itself. i could not get my hands on a new panel for they was thought to be the problem with it(but not sure). My speedo was also not working due to a faulty paddle wheel. so i opted for a nauticslogics GPS receiver and got my std gauge working spot on. next i looked high and low for a replacement cruise option. here is what i found. (im pretty good with electronics)
As im in australia i found AusCruise which do a programable cruise option.
Found all my TBW voltages and that the speed signal was square. he supplied me a kit which i installed and i used the factory cruise keypad just removed all the back of it and put momentary switches into it. created a switch so when the throttle was reduced it would disable the cruise and a half an hour programming and wala i have cruise.
all up cost was around $450.00 which sure beats the price of $1600 for a new Pad which still dont know if it would have fixed it.
After i was told it could never be done, it only got me more interested. Some company should create an aftermarket plug in option!!
Cheers
I have a 2006 marine power 340HP dual batter 20i, and typical my cruise control **** itself. i could not get my hands on a new panel for they was thought to be the problem with it(but not sure). My speedo was also not working due to a faulty paddle wheel. so i opted for a nauticslogics GPS receiver and got my std gauge working spot on. next i looked high and low for a replacement cruise option. here is what i found. (im pretty good with electronics)
As im in australia i found AusCruise which do a programable cruise option.
Found all my TBW voltages and that the speed signal was square. he supplied me a kit which i installed and i used the factory cruise keypad just removed all the back of it and put momentary switches into it. created a switch so when the throttle was reduced it would disable the cruise and a half an hour programming and wala i have cruise.
all up cost was around $450.00 which sure beats the price of $1600 for a new Pad which still dont know if it would have fixed it.
After i was told it could never be done, it only got me more interested. Some company should create an aftermarket plug in option!!
Cheers
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