http://blog.dankim.com/2007/05/16/cockpit-stereo-installation/ Dan’s Blog about Sailing on a Telstar 28 named Pretty Gee, Friends, Family, Photography, Security, Technology, and other things. Mon, 08 Mar 2010 15:59:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://blog.dankim.com/2007/05/16/cockpit-stereo-installation/comment-page-1/#comment-992 audeojude Thu, 17 May 2007 18:24:14 +0000 http://blog.dankim.com/2007/05/16/cockpit-stereo-installation/#comment-992 Nice.. I just replaced the speakers in my cockpit and am not really happy. if they got hit with enough water to punch them out i would have two 6 inch holes into the boats interior. The first owner of the boat cut the holes there. :( I will say this though. Other than taking 10 tons of water into the cockpit all at once im not woried about water through there. The old speakers cones were gone and air could just flow through the speakers into the interior and It never let water in even in the worst storms etc.. Also my cockpit could fill up and still drain out the transom in about 20 seconds or less. I have a 18inch to 14 inch wide opening through the back of the transom that the outboard mounts in.. its not a matter of how fast water drains but about keeping any loose gear from leaving with the water :) Nice.. I just replaced the speakers in my cockpit and am not really happy. if they got hit with enough water to punch them out i would have two 6 inch holes into the boats interior. The first owner of the boat cut the holes there. I will say this though. Other than taking 10 tons of water into the cockpit all at once im not woried about water through there. The old speakers cones were gone and air could just flow through the speakers into the interior and It never let water in even in the worst storms etc.. Also my cockpit could fill up and still drain out the transom in about 20 seconds or less. I have a 18inch to 14 inch wide opening through the back of the transom that the outboard mounts in.. its not a matter of how fast water drains but about keeping any loose gear from leaving with the water

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