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Hello all, We bought the Sirius Marine Weather receiver and needed a network switch to connect it to the E120 and the DSM300 via SeaTalk hs . The Raymarine SeaTalk hs network switch sells for $250. Ouch! Decided to try a Dynex 5 port 10/100 ethernet network switch and it works fine. I understand it isn't built for the "marine enviroment" but it works. Bought two of them on eBay for $10.88 each, one for a spare. Cheap unit specs: * 5 port fast ethernet switch upgrades old networks to a 100 Mbps network for a high-speed networking solution * Auto negotiation ports support auto MDI/MDIX function, allowing each port to operate as un uplink or general port * Performs up to 200 Mbps/port in full-duplex dedicated bandwidth * Complies with IEEE 802.3 10Base-T and IEEE 802.3u 100Base-TX standards * LED indicators allow you to monitor power, link and activity * Store-and-forward transfer method * Compact design takes up minimal space, reducing clutter; wall-mountable * Plug-and-play installation * 12 volt DC I'm saving $250 and I'm sure Jeff is gonna be proud of me  What do you think?    Click to enlarge
 Surface Interval 1975 28' Express, Single Chrysler M360 ('87), Raymarine E120 MFD, HD digital sonar, GPS, 4KW radome, Sirius satellite weather,
X-10 autopilot with ST70 controller, Yahama 15HP 4 stroke electric start and tilt with hyd steering & remote throttle control,
Floscan 9000, ACR Sat2 406 EPIRB, 24 volt stern thruster, Interlux Brightside paint ('06-'08) Trilux 33 on bottom,
Big Jon electric downriggers, Fish Hawk X4, Traxtech swivel mounts, Bert's track and ratchet holders. Click here for all the equipment details and here for the complete photo album. |
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You da man!
Jeff
Only 30 days 'til splash time!
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Dennis, Now that U saved all the $$$$$$$$$$$$ U can bet I'll let U teach me how to drink Brewski's oh BTW U buying I might need to bring up the "Kegerator" when Ya make it up  Nice Job DUDE Norm, Big  s Live On
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OK, tell me again how you bought an "E120" and SAVED money? Does your wife really let to get away with that?
"I remember when welfare was for poor people..."
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dougrose wrote:OK, tell me again how you bought an "E120" and SAVED money? Does your wife really let to get away with that? ???
Surface Interval 1975 28' Express, Single Chrysler M360 ('87), Raymarine E120 MFD, HD digital sonar, GPS, 4KW radome, Sirius satellite weather,
X-10 autopilot with ST70 controller, Yahama 15HP 4 stroke electric start and tilt with hyd steering & remote throttle control,
Floscan 9000, ACR Sat2 406 EPIRB, 24 volt stern thruster, Interlux Brightside paint ('06-'08) Trilux 33 on bottom,
Big Jon electric downriggers, Fish Hawk X4, Traxtech swivel mounts, Bert's track and ratchet holders. Click here for all the equipment details and here for the complete photo album.
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Docsnow wrote:...U might need to bring up the "Kegerator" when Ya make it up Nice Job DUDE =d> Thanks Dude. I'll bring all the Busch Light you can drink.
Surface Interval 1975 28' Express, Single Chrysler M360 ('87), Raymarine E120 MFD, HD digital sonar, GPS, 4KW radome, Sirius satellite weather,
X-10 autopilot with ST70 controller, Yahama 15HP 4 stroke electric start and tilt with hyd steering & remote throttle control,
Floscan 9000, ACR Sat2 406 EPIRB, 24 volt stern thruster, Interlux Brightside paint ('06-'08) Trilux 33 on bottom,
Big Jon electric downriggers, Fish Hawk X4, Traxtech swivel mounts, Bert's track and ratchet holders. Click here for all the equipment details and here for the complete photo album.
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Hey DUDE, U have learnt well from the “Oracle of Cheapness” out of New Tripoli, PA. & I see by your choice Brewski’s  U may win the distinguish honors as #1 El’Cheapo on this site  Hell even Stan, drinks better Moose PI$$ than Busch Light  Norm, Big s Live On
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Dennis,
"???" I think that the electronics you have on board are worth more than my entire boat. Now that I think of cost as "fractions of an ss check" I likely will continue using folding maps. Sure would like to have one of those big displays, tho..... Not likely that I can talk anybody into it, tho.....
Thank goodness beer is still cheap, or about 1/100 of a ss check per case.....
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i just realized how far out of my leage i am .i looked up this e120 thing alone msrp was more than my boat + bottom paint + towing.
i think i'm the poor man in the group.
tim
72 32' express
"http://www.theboaters.com/boats/Powerboat_Express_Cruiser_marinette_1972_anticipation"
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Glad to know I'm not on the bottom of Norm's beer drinking list...............................................
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old32 wrote: i just realized how far out of my leage i am .i looked up this e120 thing alone msrp was more than my boat + bottom paint + towing...tim Got it on eBay for a HUGE price cut. Got all our electronics off of eBay. Saved so many dollars that we are going to buy Norm a kegerator 
Surface Interval 1975 28' Express, Single Chrysler M360 ('87), Raymarine E120 MFD, HD digital sonar, GPS, 4KW radome, Sirius satellite weather,
X-10 autopilot with ST70 controller, Yahama 15HP 4 stroke electric start and tilt with hyd steering & remote throttle control,
Floscan 9000, ACR Sat2 406 EPIRB, 24 volt stern thruster, Interlux Brightside paint ('06-'08) Trilux 33 on bottom,
Big Jon electric downriggers, Fish Hawk X4, Traxtech swivel mounts, Bert's track and ratchet holders. Click here for all the equipment details and here for the complete photo album.
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I actually bought my 32 FB sedan on e-bay.
Peter
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my 32'express fb too
tim
72 32' express
"http://www.theboaters.com/boats/Powerboat_Express_Cruiser_marinette_1972_anticipation"
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Standardized IP protocol allows for use of generic hardware. Did the same for a Furuno setup a few years back. Think I used a Netgear or Dlink switch. Cut off the wall wart and ran the wires to the battery.
IP has replaced serial in 2-way trunking communication these days. A Cisco managed switch from Ebay can run a multi-million dollar public safety backbone. It's really amazing how far we have advanced.
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Heck Dennis!
Throw out that hub and get yourself a wireless router!
Then you can jack in your PC and browse the web from the Marina wireless.
"When THE PEOPLE fear their Goverment, there is tyranny.
When the Goverment fears THE PEOPLE, there is liberty." Thomas Jefferson
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We have wifi on the laptop.
Surface Interval 1975 28' Express, Single Chrysler M360 ('87), Raymarine E120 MFD, HD digital sonar, GPS, 4KW radome, Sirius satellite weather,
X-10 autopilot with ST70 controller, Yahama 15HP 4 stroke electric start and tilt with hyd steering & remote throttle control,
Floscan 9000, ACR Sat2 406 EPIRB, 24 volt stern thruster, Interlux Brightside paint ('06-'08) Trilux 33 on bottom,
Big Jon electric downriggers, Fish Hawk X4, Traxtech swivel mounts, Bert's track and ratchet holders. Click here for all the equipment details and here for the complete photo album.
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Ok, then you will be able to monitor your electronics while sitting in the yacht club lounge...Hook up an internet camera and watch for FastJeff getting the gas for his tanks out of yours. :-)
"When THE PEOPLE fear their Goverment, there is tyranny.
When the Goverment fears THE PEOPLE, there is liberty." Thomas Jefferson
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Hey All, U wantta see thee latest in wireless check out my new G P S unit got it on EBAY cheap will be installing on next trip to boat works great in auto  hope it works good on the “OTM”  Dennis, eat your heart it was the first & last one  Norm, Big s Live On http://s25.photobucket.com/albums/c88/awonyc/boats/?action=view¤t=PopSGPS.jpg
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Docsnow wrote:...Dennis, eat your heart it was the first & last one... See how you are? And to think I was gonna buy you a kegerator? Pull-ease 
Surface Interval 1975 28' Express, Single Chrysler M360 ('87), Raymarine E120 MFD, HD digital sonar, GPS, 4KW radome, Sirius satellite weather,
X-10 autopilot with ST70 controller, Yahama 15HP 4 stroke electric start and tilt with hyd steering & remote throttle control,
Floscan 9000, ACR Sat2 406 EPIRB, 24 volt stern thruster, Interlux Brightside paint ('06-'08) Trilux 33 on bottom,
Big Jon electric downriggers, Fish Hawk X4, Traxtech swivel mounts, Bert's track and ratchet holders. Click here for all the equipment details and here for the complete photo album.
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