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Boat Stuff Air Panel Kit $140

  • Thread starter Thread starter Bruce
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This is a kit to install a tube inflator inside your boat.

In addition to the kit you will need an Airhead High Pressure 12V Air Pump or similar and a 5/8th water hose. I used an Aqua Joe AJPGH50-DWS water hose but believe the Sun Joe® AJPGH50-PRO is the same for less. You also will need a 1 1/4" hole saw and 5/8" to 3/4" hole saw or drill bit.

The kit includes;

1 Air Panel including water proof led illuminated power switch and magnetic closure
5 Hose end fittings one of which is spare
1 Relay housing labeled for battery and pump connections with 5 feet of control cable that plugs into the power switch
2 Tie down mounts for the pump
2 Feet of 3/4" velcro to secure the pump
2 TPU seals for hose end fittings
4 Pieces of shrink tubing for the pump to relay power connections
1 Small tube of E6000
8 [HASH=6194]#6x5[/HASH]/8 stainless steel screws
10 Plugs to seal Airhead fittings (squeeze in with pliers)
1 Plug to seal Airhead pump (glue in)
1 Spare set of suck and blow labels
1 Foot of TPU to secure tube adaptors
2 Velcro cable ties
1 Drill template

Shipping is free to US addresses.

This kit is described in a post at https://jetboaters.net/threads/air-panel-installing-tube-inflator-in-the-engine-compartment.35057/


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Bruce what is the approximate dimensions of the port? I put 6.5” in the swim deck so I’d be looking for an alternate mounting location on the stern somewhere.
 
For the airhead, mine has the alligator clips that I put on the bus bars. I presume you did the snip and crimp connectors to hardwire the pump?
 
I'm interested in one of your kits if they are still available, but can you print the air panel in black? I am in no hurry as it is the end of the season.
 
Bruce what is the approximate dimensions of the port? I put 6.5” in the swim deck so I’d be looking for an alternate mounting location on the stern somewhere.

For the airhead, mine has the alligator clips that I put on the bus bars. I presume you did the snip and crimp connectors to hardwire the pump?

Sorry I missed the questions. The port is approximately 4” tall.

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Years ago I added a fuse panel near the batteries and wired in the pump replacing the clamps with ring terminals. To install you need to cut the power wires to splice in the relay housing. I include shrink tubing to seal those connections. You could continue using the clamps if you want.
 
I'm interested in one of your kits if they are still available, but can you print the air panel in black? I am in no hurry as it is the end of the season.

I would be happy to print the panel in black.
 
Thanks @Bruce this will be a great mod that we will use. Blowing up stuff is a source of marital strife; this gets us into self service which will be awesome!
 
Thanks @Bruce this will be a great mod that we will use. Blowing up stuff is a source of marital strife; this gets us into self service which will be awesome!

I will get it headed your way tomorrow. Feel free to ask questions when installing.
 
I will get it headed your way tomorrow. Feel free to ask questions when installing.
Bruce, please take your time, boat is tucked away for the winter and I can’t get to it. Will install it in the spring.
 
@Bruce thank you so much! Things arrived today as expected, now wrapped and under the tree for my wife as a gift.

Thanks! This will be so much better once installed, it never fails, I've just finished anchoring or tying up and ready to enjoy a drink and I get the question, "Will you blow up this or that?" Its a defect for me but it puts me in a bad mood every time.

This will help immensely!

Thanks,
Mark
 
@mark_m, glad it arrived safely. Let me know if you have any questions on the install.
 
Thanks @Bruce. I received my kit. I'm looking forward to installing it once my boat is out of storage.
 
I do. I have one kit ready to go.

I will make more if there is demand. Currently I am working on a 12v shaved ice maker for margaritas and piña coladas.

I'm probably going to want one of those too. :D
 
Bruce, do you have anymore of these?
 
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