Ole Timmy Horton son! Dude is a hammer with the plug on the TVAs! Awesome to see him! Also love his Duckett models!

@mikeybalzz

2 жыл бұрын

he was super cool man, really nice dude!

Awesome job dude!! you are a natural at this video stuff!!! Smooth interview, you get the plugs in!! the sky is the limit for you in the TV/Video world!!!

Thanks Mikey for the video. Cool info

🔥🔥He is definitely SUPER Professional in what he does ❤️🤙

@mikeybalzz

2 жыл бұрын

yeah Nathan is hyper detail oriented - alot more than I am

This isn't like running Amps for a stereo. If it's getting the voltage, it works. More isn't always better in this case.

Wish I was there right now!! 🎣

Two years ago you had installed a SonarPros harness. What made you go to Seaclear for this boat?

I contacted your buddy and have my wiring harness in the mail. This episode was amazing!

@mikeybalzz

2 жыл бұрын

awesome!!!

Yo Mikey love your videos new boat is getting dialed! you definitely need to come check out Hennessey Outdoor Electronics in Dayton, Tennessee and maybe fish Chickamauga while you’re here

Someday.. so I’m learning in the meantime 🥵❤️

I get my harness tomorrow, can I hook up 2 helix 15 monitor along with mega live and mega 360 to this harness?

I went to fish at Timmy’s place up in northwest Alabama, Willow Oak Lodge. The guy is as nice as they come. Highly recommended.

@mikeybalzz

Жыл бұрын

I didn't know he had a place was it expensive?

@cross_fire_

Жыл бұрын

@@mikeybalzz two of us got the best package and it was about 900 each for three days and two nights. The lake he made is nice and he’s stocked it with some big ones, smallies and large mouth and F1s. I personally think it needs a few years to let the new fish grow but he’s managing it right. Best hospitality I’ve had on a trip and he was very involved. I think I’m about 3 years you’ll be able to catch some big ones. All the equipment is really nice, just bring rods and baits. Rooms are great, food is excellent and staff is top notch. We caught a ton but nothing of significant size. I will be going back in 3-5 years. It’s just too young in my opinion. It’s also high fence and the deer are monstrous. Just Google willow oak and you can see it. Lots of flooded timber, flats, ditches, good cover. It’s about 15 acres.

@mikeybalzz

Жыл бұрын

@@cross_fire_ that sounds super cool - appreciate the honesty too man!

Nice buddy

Why do you need 40 Amp fuse on the 8 gauge wire to 12 volt battery?

Timmy Horton is a good dude.

@mikeybalzz

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed I’ve never met him before and he was super cool

Timmy Horton is awesome, So is mikey!!

Hey question, does sea clear have a shop anywhere near North East Tennessee? Thanks man

@mikeybalzz

2 жыл бұрын

they might have a dealer but the shop is in Florence, AL (NW Alabama)

What town in Alabama is this in?

have you already broke the screen on you Lowrance on the front?

Is this something a guy can buy and hookup himself or is this something you need installed?

@mikeybalzz

Жыл бұрын

You can definitely do it yourself you'll just need the harness from TW bit.ly/3f1R9vq a snake and some good wire crimpers/cutters

So how does this allow you to see more fish

@calk1919

2 жыл бұрын

Good question. There was zero explanation at all in the video.

Awesome, Mikey your Kool as !@#$ love channel, maybe meet ya some day

@mikeybalzz

2 жыл бұрын

👊

"Sea Clear" is such a big fat ruse. Does it help power distribution? Probably, but it's also overly complicated with so many connections (voltage drop & failure risks). There is nothing special in it (except the rip-off price) that a competent rigger can't do. Clearing up an image just means following the spec for power - use ample gauge wire and wiring practices. Do that and you have a solution at a faction of the cost. (Note this is from an electrical engineer, not a yahoo.)

@bigc8018

2 жыл бұрын

Must cough up enough coin for homie to keep pimping it.

@titansfan2104

2 жыл бұрын

Yep I think the 8ga wire with fuse panels at both the console and at the bow then short runs to each unit with 12 gauge will work fine and cost about a third of that harness.

@vitviper2

2 жыл бұрын

You said it. Sell snake oil and "all the pros use it". Grab 5 benjamins and set them on fire, for as much value as this scam will net you. Do people not realize modern electronics run off 3.3v and 5v internally? They run regulators that provide a *regulated* constant power supply from a higher source. Yes, your big screen and livescope run of way lower voltage internally than your battery. A battery that drains from 12.5 to 11v by the end of the day has no impact on the electronics and "mah megaskewl" looks just as good at 5pm as it did at 7am. That's not to say voltage drop isn't a problem -- don't run 5 graphs on 20 awg wire (duh).

@bigc8018

2 жыл бұрын

@@vitviper2 He caught a lot of flack for running it the first time. EE's teed off on him mercilessly. I can't believe he tried it again. They must really pimp home boy some serious coin.

@ps7462

2 жыл бұрын

I just looked at the specs on my Lowrance elite TI2. Voltage requirement is 10-17V. I think even with engine start you maintain 11 V. Agree total BS. My guess is the device will drop out at 10 V. If it comes on it’s going to work and damn sure ain’t going to read more clearly at the higher voltages!

Wish I would have thought to package up 20 feet of 8 gauge wire and sell it for $400.00.

The new craze is who can run the biggest hot and ground wires from your batteries to every individual unit on your boat. I too have run 8 or 10 gauged wires to mine. I run Humminbird electronics and always have so can't speak with absolute authority about the other manufactures. But, it concerns me greatly that we're all being told it's now necessary to run preassembled, very expensive, wiring harnesses with wires that compare to the size wire that hangs between the utility poles along the road in order for the units to perform to their potential and the factory power plugs that plug into the back of, at least Humminbird units, have tiny 18 or 20 gage wire coming out of them. So, if I understand this correctly, we need a wires the size of a firehose to get all this power to the unit, only to be attached to the factory wires the size of a straw (size comparison attempts here) that run the last foot or two before going into the unit. If we need wiring 10 times larger than the factory hot and ground wires to transport the appropriate power to within a foot of the unit, why doesn't it need that much power ALL the way to and into the unit??? Honest question! Cause I truly don't know the answer to this! If the units aren't made to work correctly using the 18 guage hot & ground wire, why is that what's coming out of the units from the factory?

@txman201

2 жыл бұрын

While I do not care for this product, there is merit to using a heavier gauge wire for LONG RUNS away from the battery. This is because voltage drops for ever foot of conductor between the load and the battery. The smaller the wire, the more that voltage drop can be. So, running a 12 gauge wire almost 20 feet (to the bow area) is scientifically a good thing to do as opposed to a 16 ga. wire that far. After that, I use a terminal strip inside the hull at the bow to attach the thin gauge power cable for the unit. Running the larger wire is all about reducing voltage drop, not feeding any demand for high amps.

@dinsmore346

2 жыл бұрын

@@txman201 That makes sense......thank u!

@cowboyjack328

Жыл бұрын

👍🏻what Texman said. I was on a forum last night and a guy was running 3 feet of 6 gauge to a 20 amp fuse thinking he was getting more power. It still goes to a 18 gauge power cord which will melt before the 20 amp fuse blows! Stupid.

@inaslump

3 ай бұрын

Anytime you have a poor connection you get voltage droo..When you're running alot of graphs and accessories you need a good source of power...We've ALL had the issues of graphs shutting down when you crank the big engine..CLEAR POWER is the Answer...

you need fish finder glasses

@mikeybalzz

2 жыл бұрын

that would be so cool - some top buy kinda stuff!

You keep calling the man Timmy, but his name in the truck is Kim Horton. I think you are confusing him with the garbage coffee we get in Canada.

I think if a pro put a tolit on the back deck you would have won next week

Next time you buy a boat contact me... Been a professional tech for 40 years I will help you rig your own boat and show you how to do it better with more dependable products and less voltage drop than that system......

Bass Pro is so cheeze ball corporate bs. I can't believe anyone supports Morris.

$400 for that wire harness where you can make it DIY for less then $200….hard pass