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Newwiremarine.com has rocker style switches that turn off once you release them.

No they actually rely on them while traveling………

Probably wont help, but here are a few. I guess I didn't get any of it finished. I'll have to take some.

Actually the IPAD that are cell capable have a GPS antenna, That is all you need so cell service doesn't matter. Just like your chart plotter using GPS.

Yes, I still have the new simrad that has navigation. So I will use the IPAD for nav and the simrad for fish finding. If I have an issue with the IPAD I can use the simrad or even my phone that has the same capability as the IPAD.

Thank you for the comment. I guess time will tell, but I do follow several yachting channel that sail the vast oceans and rely on IPADs or phone for navigation.

So I came across this idea which gives me navigation and saves me a lot of $$ verse a second graph. I hope this can help others.

Here is a before and after, I used newwiremarine.com as well. I built the new panel there and got the switch rockers from them and rewired it myself. The 3 old switches on there are current not to any thing. I'll replace them with new ones once I add more electronics.

Thank you for posting the link. My problem is I cannot reach the valves, so this would be too short. I guess I'm going to make my own.

Do you have a link for where you found this?

I need to make one of these for my 282!

Thank you!

What do you use to clean the fuel tanks?

What size Mantus anchor did you get?

Fun part is figuring out what if anything is operated by mystery switches/breakers. I used new wire to make my replacement panel and switch covers. I've got it all now, just have to re-install it all..

Thanks guys for the input, I really appreciate it!

I have an 03 282 with twin 225 Yamaha 4 strokes. Been working on it since I purchased it so it has not been in the water yet. I was wonder if any one have some base fuel usage numbers. I understand there are a lot of factors such as weight/load, weather, etc. But just looking for a basic idea...

This is what I bought to install mine. Just waiting for decent weather and time to install it.

What thickness did you use?

Even if you don't understand all the schematic, you can see the wire colors and what they go to, this can help.