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Hey guys, 

 

So now that I have my new 1198 and 998 units, I am looking to save some money and attempt to install them myself. I know this is going to be no easy task, so I was hoping my fellow BR members could post any videos/info or direct me to sources that will help this process go as seamless as possible. One question I have is how would you recommend running the wires from the bow to the console? wire snake? 
 

Thanks! 

 

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Just cut a hole in the bottom of your boat on each end and run the wires then silicone them up......lol have a good bilge pump, you should never have a problem

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What type of boat do you have? My Tracker had a power and ground wire up front already from the factory when I installed my 998.

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What type of boat do you have? My Tracker had a power and ground wire up front already from the factory when I installed my 998.

 

I have a 2004 Stratos 295 pro xl. That would be really nice to have!

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I have a 2004 Stratos 295 pro xl. That would be really nice to have!

There should be a power block up front that you can connect to. You'll have to take your front panel off and check it out.

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just be careful patching into the boats power like that as it might cause interference if you dont go directly to the battery. saying that I just installed mine up front by patching into the boats power block up front just to see how bad the interference is going to be.

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