So we are about eight months into 2022. First, we need to get back to starting the Autopilot install and the first step is to get the RayMarine Rotary Rudder Transducer installed. Secondly we worked out getting our fuel tanks to show up on the RayMarine MFD by using a YDTA-04N. It was not worth the hassle of trying to figure this out on the Arduino. Additionally, we have been…
2007 Sea Ray 210 Select (Piperella)
Repair of Sea Ray 210 Select with a bad motor, electrical and wiring
Arduino Voltage Sensor – (Part Six)
So it been a while since I’ve blogged about anything related to the boat, and the Arduino Voltage Sensor, Fuel Sensor. Regardless, what I have done since the last time was to get a tank sensor working. I got frustrated and decided that I was just going to buy a tank sensor from Yacht Devices. Primarily. because I wanted my analog gauges to work as a backup. Further more this…
RayMarine Autopilot Preinstall
So we are about three months into 2022, and I have again made a slight detour. First, we are working out the kinks getting our fuel tanks to show up on the RayMarine MFD. Additionally, its getting time to get back on the water and I have some issues at hand. So in typical Ravi fashion, I have decided I want an RayMarine autopilot installed ahead of everything else I’m…
Arduino Fuel Level Sensor Build – Part Five
So it’s a new year 2022 with new opportunities. We are making our way through modernizing “The Nauti Oar”. We are making our boat an IoT or connected boat. What is next in our series is to build a sensor and get it sending data to the SignalK server. How we do this will be by using our setup of SignalK and building an Arduino Fuel Level Sensor. Where are…
SeaTalk Pi SignalK Integration- Part Four
So it hard to believe we are at part four in our series. This is the Fourth installment in a multi step process of completing our Axiom SeaTalk Pi SignalK Integration into the “Nauti Oar’s” sub systems. We are more than about half of the way through the setup. At least I think? So, up to this point. What have so far is an operational rear camera, two Fox Marine…