Thanks for the upload instructions.  

Drilling 5/8" holes in this transom was maybe the scariest thing I've ever done.

Haven't seen this back in the water at night yet - but the install went fairly smooth. (other than dropping the mounting screws in the grass and crawling around looking for them for 30 minutes)

Power toggle progresses through several different color options.  Back in the water tomorrow (waiting for sealant to cure) to make sure it doesn't leak.

Thanks for all the tips and advice on this forum.  Really helpful info.

That’s easy enough to help you do. 

So...I managed to install the shadow-casters.  That was easy.

Figuring out how to post a photo on this forum is hard.

On 3/30/2023 at 7:04 PM, MountainRider05 said:

 

that 1500 has been plenty to pull your rig?

I have a 2014 Malibu Wakesetter VLX.  I had read about this problem and noted that my touch screen had the slightest bit of delamination starting to occur a couple of years ago.  Before 2020, replacement part was about $2K and now it is close to $4k.  Fortunately, I discovered MTC Screens in Naples, Florida.  I sent my touch screen to them earlier this Spring and they put a new screen on the unit.  The screen has a much better display and the adhesive that they use is for marine use and will not delaminate.  I sent them my non-touch display as well because that screen was fuzzy and looked really crappy.  Now both of my digital display screens look really good.  Search MTC Screens.  There is also another option that I found - [email protected] wake switches has developed a tablet that replaces the Medallion Touch Screen.