New Panther outboard bracket for this Catalina 27, this bracket has 16” of lift instead of the old 10” one. This will allow the owner to bring up their outboard easily while sailing without even having to tilt it.
Swipe right for before photo ➡️ This AC panel that needed some serious attention. The galvanic isolator had failed, the neutral and ground were connected when main breaker was switched on and the bus for AC was on the side making it hard to cover the
Adding a switch and fuse for this inverter, it was also missing the chassis ground. Had a ground cable but it wasn’t connected to anything. While we’re at it, remove the merrets, clean up and secure wiring.
Swapping batteries & cleaning up the cabling in the battery compartment on this 30’ sailboat. Swipe right for before photo 😬🍝 #abyc #marineelectrican #marinetech #womenintrades
Big job with @dcgmarine assisting Jesse aboard MV Fiesty refitting the nav dash with new electronics and battery monitoring.
Miss A, a beautiful Canoe Cove from the 70’s needed a power upgrade. We added shore power, an inverter charger, solar with an mppt charge controller and dcdc charger to keep the batteries topped up while underway.
500 watts of solar added atop the cockpit hardtop to help keep the batteries topped up while on the hook. 🌞
Water maker install on Coral’s Reef. I ran charters with up to 8 people on this boat. That’s a lot of water usage. This Cruise RO SM 30 delivered 30 gallons per hour to keep us topped up. We installed it in an easy to access place so we c
Coral’s Reef was by far my biggest project to undertake. A 2004 Voyage 500 Catamaran that sunk after hurricane Irma. I spent several months in Antigua reviving and refitting the vessel. 75% of the electrical had to be pulled and replaced after
Hi, I’m Kee. My passion for the marine industry ignited at 16, and for the past 12 years, I’ve immersed myself in the industry honing my skills in sailing, navigation, operating systems, and the intricacies of vessel repair and maintenan