Installing NMEA 2000 on my Simrad GO12!

In this video I am installing NMEA 2000 backbone on my 2019 23' C-Hawk, from my Honda BF150 to my Simrad GO12. If you have any questions about the install feel free to comment. #boating #boats #fishing #marylandfishing #maryland

[@brod12313]

"I got to fish a wire up through the rigging, so thatll be fun" lmao...i wish i had that level of sarcasm

[@capt.jakebeltz]

always a ton of fun pulling wires

[@maritimeus]

Good job there bub

[@capt.jakebeltz]

Thanks!

[@shanejones9764]

Nice work…

[@swartz4rce1]

What was the part number for the actual cable? (NMEA Honda Cable) thanks

[@capt.jakebeltz]

Honda 06328-ZZ3-760HE Nmea 2000... www.amazon.com/dp/B00AJTQSL2?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

[@MihovTV]

How did you get that white dashboard?

[@josephstrattard4068]

Did you have to get a special cable to run from the Honda to the NEMA? What year is your outboard?

[@capt.jakebeltz]

Yes. It’s a 2019. Found it on Amazon

[@Ricktrevi]

If I just want to read the engine data on my Simrad Go, do I need a complete backbone? Or is a direct nmea200 cable from the engine to the simrad enough? Please answer

[@capt.jakebeltz]

No you need backbone, NMEA connector from motor to a t, 12v power supply to a tee, and a drop cable from your simrad to a tee

[@Ricktrevi]

Many thanks

[@guidomarcus1]

If I just want to read the engine data on my Simrad Go, do I need a complete backbone? Or is a direct nmea200 cable from the engine to the simrad enough?

[@Ricktrevi]

Did you try connecting directly? Thnaks

[@capt.jakebeltz]

No you need backbone, NMEA connector from motor to a t, 12v power supply to a tee, and a drop cable from your simrad to a tee