Indicator for Mercury racing Kplanes
#1
Hello! I have a 1999 Marlin 350 SF with Mercury Racing 380 K planes. They run off of a dual "BOW UP/BOW DOWN" switch mounted on the dash with NO indicator whatsoever. The boat is powered by a pair of
2013 Mercury Verado 300's that have the digital throttle shift binnacle. There are the regular Mercury Verado guages, but the boat is equipped with dual 12" Lowrance HDS 3 monitors. So far ALL of the motor
functions work with the Lowrance system including the motor trim. There is a TRIM TAB indicator on the Lowrance/Mercury screen but I can't seem to get the two to talk so the K Planes "talk" to the Lowrance monitor.
From what I have been told so far and have seen with my own eyes, there are sensors on the K Planes. Any help or ideas would be appreciated.
2013 Mercury Verado 300's that have the digital throttle shift binnacle. There are the regular Mercury Verado guages, but the boat is equipped with dual 12" Lowrance HDS 3 monitors. So far ALL of the motor
functions work with the Lowrance system including the motor trim. There is a TRIM TAB indicator on the Lowrance/Mercury screen but I can't seem to get the two to talk so the K Planes "talk" to the Lowrance monitor.
From what I have been told so far and have seen with my own eyes, there are sensors on the K Planes. Any help or ideas would be appreciated.
#2
Most likely the engines don't have a tab input.
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#4
Probably the Livorsi led indicators. Not sure what else will accept the 0-5 v from the senders.
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