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Selling 2006 2320SC w/225, outside helm, and trailer...Boat is located in RI...Pls send pm if you have any questions.

Verify that the LCX-113 communication ports are still configured to support the RADAR... The software update may have re-set bot comm 1 & 2 back to the default setting.

Home Depot also carries it. JimH

Dom, Were did you get the new tabs? I had to pull my tabs to repair some bad galvanic corrosion issues...I'm now debating whether to repair, prime, paint, & install zinc's on my existing tabs or to replace them with larger ones... The only thing holding me back from outright replacing them is...

Gotta go to Pensacola, FL the week of 28APR and will put her in the weekend of 03MAY when I return... The weathers been mild here in NE and I've been able to get some things done over the last couple of weeks (LED strip lights, heading sensor install, bench seat mods, replaced rigging...

Nice fish Mark! I lived in Virginia Beach for 19 years (Navy transplant) before moving back to New England in 2002... My son and I caught a lot of nice bass (not as nice as yours) out at the 3rd island of the CBBT... Back then (pre-9-11) we would tie off on one of the pylons and fish live...

I want to replace my Lowrance transducer with an Airmar and I'm unsure of which one to go with...I've got a 2006 2320 SC, LCX-111C, and I primarily fish the Narragansett bay in water depths ranging from 10 - 70 ft... Been checking out the specs on the P66, B60, B164, B260, & the M260... Cost...

CaptZig, Here in RI a live eel is hard to beat... I also like to fish chunks of Pogies or mackeral. JimH

I've been running and LCX-111C/26C and the EP-10 for about a year now and have had no issues other than at low RPM's the flow rate isn't steady... The overall consumption, as measured by the EP-10, is comparable to the Yamaha Command Link fuel used... I believe the flow varies at low RPM's...

None required in RI either. Jim

Lowrance has finally come out with a Engine Interface Cable (000-0-120-31) that allows Yamaha Command Link data to be displayed on Lowrance equipment via the NMEA 2000 bus. The cable is available from BOE Marine Electronics or LEI extras. I just ordered one from BOE for $50 (including...

The article below will give you an idea for rigging your anchor as well as launching and retrieving it. JimH Anchors Away By Captain Ed Noll Setting and retrieving an anchor can be a real chore--even a hazardous one--but many types of fishing require it. Moving up to the bow of a small...

An excellent list of the stuff that needs to be done for the 100 hr check! The only thing that I did different is that I held off on changing the plugs and the filters...In the spring, after I complete start up maintenance and I verify that my fuel wasn't contaminated over the winter, I'll...

I retired from the Navy in May and was lucky to have the summer off doing nothing but being Mr Mom (for a 16 & 18 yr old)...The Mr Mom part wasn't too time consuming so I was able to put 140 hrs on our 2320 SC. The good life is over now that "Lori Ann" is out of the water and I'm back to work...

Recommend that homeport also be added... 1. Board name - JimH 2. Real Name - Jim 3. Boat Name - Lori Ann 4. Hull Year - 2006 5. Model - 2320SC 6. Engine brand & type - Yamaha 4-stroke 7. HP - 225 8. Engine Year - 2006 9. Homeport - Newport, RI

Pulled the boat today...

Went out today Togging and made out okay... The biggest weighed in at just over 10 lbs. We bled the fish for the first time and I was surprised how white the meat was compared to the past. Can’t wait for dinner tonight. Today, more than ever, I was glad to be in my Parker 2320 cause the wind...

I had some issues posting the pictures on the 1st try...

Bigeye, I recently added radar to my 2320...I used a 4 degree wedge along with a 5" Powermount...Both were purchased from BOE Marine. From the picture you can see the wedge keeps the center of the radar antenna horizontal to the surface...The radars vertical beam width is 15 degrees so I don't...

96TL, I also have a few nic's on my pulpit...My plan is to put a piece (approx 18") of fire hose around the anchor shank/chain to prevent further damage from bouncing... I have 1.5 & 2.5 hose; let me know if you need some. Jim