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Marine electronics: radar, Starlink and the helm

Wired for

the water.

Marine radar, Starlink, chartplotter, sonar and VHF installation by our Florida techs. Tell us your boat and your helm, and we’ll plan and quote the install, at the store or at your dock.

Marine radar installation: radar domes and open array: Radar, mounted right.

Radar domes and open-array radar mounted on your T-top, hardtop or radar arch, cabled cleanly and set up on your chartplotter.

Radar dome Open array
Size Compact housing Long rotating bar
Typical boats Center consoles, bay boats Larger offshore boats
Mounting T-top, hardtop or arch Hardtop with clearance

Detection range and features depend on the exact model; we quote from the maker’s spec.

Radar domes and open arrays

T-top, hardtop and arch mounts

Cable runs through the frame, sealed

Networked to your chartplotter

Heading sensor if needed

Set up and tuned on the water

Garmin

Simrad

Raymarine

Furuno

or call (407) 289-1220

Chartplotter and sonar installation: Helm upgrades.

New chartplotters and multifunction displays, flush-mounted in your helm, with transducers and live sonar fitted and networked so everything shares one screen. Running a Garmin or Minn Kota trolling motor? We network it too.

Chartplotters and multifunction displays

Flush-mount helm cut-outs

Transducers: thru-hull, transom, in-hull

Live sonar

NMEA 2000 networking

Software updates and setup

Garmin

Simrad

Lowrance

Raymarine

Humminbird

Furuno

or call (407) 289-1220

VHF radios and onboard communications: Stay in touch.

Fixed-mount VHF radios with antennas, AIS, and helm-to-cockpit communications, wired and set up properly.

Fixed-mount VHF radios

Antennas and mounts

AIS receivers and transponders

DSC set up with your MMSI

Remote handsets

Hailers and intercoms

or call (407) 289-1220

Marine electronics installation process: How the install goes.

1

Plan the helm

We look at your helm space, mounts, power and what you already have.

2

Quote

Hardware, mounting, cabling and labor, before anything starts.

3

Install

Mounted, wired, networked and labeled, at the store or at your dock.

4

Set up

Configured and tested on the water, then walked through with you.

Get a marine electronics quote: Plan your helm.

Tell us the boat, the helm and what you already run. We’ll plan the install and quote parts and labor together. Looking at other boat upgrades for the same visit?

(407) 289-1220

Tampa parts & service

Electronics quote

We reply with a quote, usually within one business day.

Marine electronics questions: Electronics answers.

Something else? Ask the team or start a quote above.

Radar dome or open array, which is right for my boat?

Domes are compact and suit most center consoles and bay boats. Open arrays are larger and suit bigger boats with room on the hardtop. We’ll recommend one for your boat and helm.

Can you mount radar on my T-top, hardtop or arch, and will it work with my chartplotter?

Usually, yes. Radar works best with a chartplotter from the same brand; tell us your display and we’ll match it.

Can I put Starlink on my boat?

Yes, we install Starlink hardware on boats. The plan is yours, with Starlink; check starlink.com for which plans cover where you boat.

How much power does Starlink draw, and where does it mount?

It depends on the kit; we follow the maker’s current spec, wire it to boat power with a breaker and a helm switch, and mount it with a clear view of the sky.

Does Starlink work offshore?

Coverage and speed are set by Starlink and your plan, not by us. See starlink.com for current maritime coverage.

How long does an install take, and do I need to leave the boat?

It depends on the job. Many installs can be done at your dock.