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Helm Control Panel

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Helm Control Panel

Postby lrogersjr313 » April 2nd, 2025, 8:47 pm

Good evening, Everybody,

I am proud to join Carver Owners Forum. I am a Decorated US ARMY VETERAN. :usa:
Well, I have purchased a Carver Yachts 33 Super Sport 2006 from my Father-In-Law. The yacht is in great condition. He and my Mother-In-Law kept it in great condition!!! They just bought a BIGGER Yacht. So, I am new to the boating world, but I have learned a lot already from hanging with them the last few years.

The RAYMARINE that came with the boat was changed to a GARMIN. I have attached a couple of pictures. The panel where the GARMIN is now is a mess. Is there a website or a certain place I can go to replace this panel?
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Re: Helm Control Panel

Postby Carverlvr2 » April 2nd, 2025, 9:39 pm

Welcome and congrats! Odds of finding that specific panel are pretty low but a few possibilities: great lakes skipper has many oem carver parts and seems to change out their offerings quite a lot. Other options are a custom made panel or maybe just a larger MFD to fill the space? Or maybe even a second one just below to designate for other displays like fuel/batt/temp..etc. I’m sure others will join in and offer other suggestions as well. If that panel is your biggest offense/concern, you’re off to a great start!
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Re: Helm Control Panel

Postby lrogersjr313 » April 2nd, 2025, 11:08 pm

Thanks for the suggestions I appreciate your help!!
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Re: Helm Control Panel

Postby KyleR » April 3rd, 2025, 9:00 am

I've never used them, but in another thread on here a user recommended https://www.laser-marine.com

Keep us posted on what you end up going with so we can all learn together! Good luck and welcome aboard! :captain:
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Re: Helm Control Panel

Postby g36 » April 3rd, 2025, 12:57 pm

Welcome aboard and thank you for your service
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Re: Helm Control Panel

Postby waybomb » April 3rd, 2025, 2:06 pm

Welcome aboard!
Glad you are fixing that mess!
Hope you can find something matching
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Re: Helm Control Panel

Postby lrogersjr313 » April 3rd, 2025, 10:01 pm

KyleR wrote:Source of the post I've never used them, but in another thread on here a user recommended https://www.laser-marine.com

Keep us posted on what you end up going with so we can all learn together! Good luck and welcome aboard! :captain:

OH YES! I SURELY WILL!!! THANK YOU!
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Re: Helm Control Panel

Postby lrogersjr313 » April 3rd, 2025, 10:03 pm

Carverlvr2 wrote:Source of the post Welcome and congrats! Odds of finding that specific panel are pretty low but a few possibilities: great lakes skipper has many oem carver parts and seems to change out their offerings quite a lot. Other options are a custom made panel or maybe just a larger MFD to fill the space? Or maybe even a second one just below to designate for other displays like fuel/batt/temp..etc. I’m sure others will join in and offer other suggestions as well. If that panel is your biggest offense/concern, you’re off to a great start!

Thanks for the suggestions I appreciate your help!!
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