www.iFourWinns.com

OK gents....anyone out there run coax for their boat. My 248 didn't come with stock TVs like you bigger boaters.
Thoughts for running from the stern to the bow......
Thanks fellas

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-Tony
2016 Robalo R200 w/Yahama 200!

Previous boats:
2003 Four Winns 248 Vista - sold
1994 Sunbird Corsair 200 - sold
1980 Checkmate Predictor - sold

The easiest run I have found is straight up the port side behind the aft cabinet. Then through the locker then fish it up through were the electrical panel is then behind the galley cabinets.

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2001 328 Vista "Nauta Dream 2"
AB Inflatable 10AL "Little Dreamer"
2000 248 Vista
1997 225 Sundowner


Mike

Thanks Mike, I'll give it a try.

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-Tony
2016 Robalo R200 w/Yahama 200!

Previous boats:
2003 Four Winns 248 Vista - sold
1994 Sunbird Corsair 200 - sold
1980 Checkmate Predictor - sold

If you're anything like me, you won't use your TV. I have a flat screen in the v-berth (where the mirror was), an outside antenna (space ship looking thing mounted on the nose of the bow, you can see it in my sig) and a DVD player mounted underneath the stereo.

Haven't turned it on in 3 years. Really.

Maybe it's because I live in Texas (home of the prettiest women on earth ). The scantly clad ladies of the lake keep me away from TV.


Craig C.

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2003 Vista 248, VP 5.0 GXi-C, DP

You know how it goes here....proof is in the pictures Just be careful taking these pic's since I'm sure you don't want to be know as the marina creep

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2005 268 Vista "Sea Pickle II"
1979 AMF Alcort Puffer
Previous:
2003 FW190 Horizon
1973 Startcraft 18ft "Sea Pickle"

LOL...I hear you guys...
Still like to have the Phillies game on occassionally. Plus, it puts me to sleep when I'm in a drunken stuper. My wife says it keeps me from falling off the dock!

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-Tony
2016 Robalo R200 w/Yahama 200!

Previous boats:
2003 Four Winns 248 Vista - sold
1994 Sunbird Corsair 200 - sold
1980 Checkmate Predictor - sold

I'm not sure what project you have in mind. But I would suggest you double check that your local stations still transmit a signal that can be received via antenna. Where we are (south central PA), there is no more "regular" tv. You either have to have a digital cable box or a "converter box" to change it back to the old school signal. We are now forced to use this converter box or just watch dvds.

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-Todd

1993 Vista 245
351 CID, OMC King Cobra