Willy-C

Kinda like this..??

Maybe a silver laker..??...

Great name if your dog named it........ "Cat-ass-trophy".......

Miss Em, great advice......I'm ready to spool up two reels and was wondering how...

Thanx Mike for chasing those toothy critters and helping out my furbuddies, they are my bunny chasers http--,,--//

Thanx Mike, Good info....I don't like the idea of smoking pc boards, I'll double/triple check the polarity One d-rigger has the cable/plug and the other has just a bare wire with brittle insulation....it looks like the power cord is crumbling from long time storage.....I'll end up buying the replacement cable/harness from someone like Fish307 or others the d-riggers were only used a few times but stored many years in a barn, the original owner was suppose to find the manual but has not replied yet, so I'm anxious to try them out without doing damage When the pc boards go out, do they quit working completely or just not return on their own?

I too don't mind dogs on boats.....Good choice....

Not very inventive to my boat name but it did get changed briefly when on my first trip last year on Lake O to the "Weenie-Sea" I lost my favorite hat to the infamous lake gods on the first day out so my immediate job off the water that day was to purchase the first hat I could get my hands on...the local tackle store had exactly what I needed...that hat would be soon be the target of my inability to complete the task of landing a fish without breaking off and losing the battle of the kings At the end of the weekend I landed an 18# king literally on the last minute of our trip from the last pole in the water......so the name Willy-Sea returned back.......I don't have a big weenie but the hat makes up for it.....

I have a pair of Cannon Mag10a's on my grady that work OK (slow but OK) and I picked up another used pair of Cannon Mag10's a got weeks ago What I didn't get was an owners manual that shows wiring diagrams.....the power cords were bobbed off short......Hoping to tap the endless wealth of marine knowledge to answer a few technical questions the newer Magnum 10's have "Positive Ion Control" on a sticker......they have the momentary up/down switches with circuit breaker push button...(no other knobs)...my older Cannon 10a's have the maintained up switch for retrieval, so I'm suspecting the newer ones have the internal circuit board to allow the auto-stop feature I've read that the auto-stop senses the ball out of the water......does an extra wire need to go outside the boat (pos or neg)? Can I test the operation of this function jury rigging something out of the water..( bucket of water/work bench/battery)..??.....(boat is currently under winter cover) I've read that the circuit board is obsolete and I don't really want to do the smoke test quite yet.....can hooking it up by mistake with rev polarity do harm to the internal circuit board?.......(cut power wires don't show which is pos/neg) Does the Positive Ion Control draw any/much from the batteries while trolling? ....can it be shut off?.....Does it work for catching more fish??.....(.I have dual batteries with a/b/both switch) Thanx in Advance, ~Willy-C~