Jon G hey thanks for the reply. Is definitely recommend it! I had some issues to shake out when it was new, but by and large the major systems have been working great. The generator was wired incorrectly from the factory, and it took me a long time to figure that out (the genny shares the Hosie battery, and couldn’t handle any spikes on the line so it shut off constantly), the water pump for the generator would always lose its prime so we got a better pump, and recently a bolt sheerest off the generator, that held tension on a belt system for the water pump. It was fixed under warranty. The boat is a blast to be on though, people love it

WILLIAM NAVARRE good questions! I just sent you a long email - let me know if you got it? Feel free to write back or call / text me if you have any other burning questions! Overall - yes the power is great and my wife loves it. Short answer so everyone can see: top speed in mine is 42 mph. I find 30mph beast economic cruise which requires 4,000 rpm. It’s just a bit faster than planing Speed. The kids love it - swim platform is huge, and bathroom . . .i don’t know how people go on the lake with a bunch of kids without one. The toilet has been 100% reliable, and it’s put up with some abuse from adults and kids alike.

Mike Britton there are 2 duplex outlets: one below the grill, facing the lounge on the starboard side, and another underneath the mirror in the bathroom facing down. I actually just noticed that 2nd outlet! Curiously, there are no USB outlets or DC outlets anywhere in the cabin. It might be worth installing one? There's only one D.C. outlet in the entire boat, at the helm

You can see 1 one the 2 duplex outlets briefly in this video at 2:54

Thanks. I seen the one in the lounge area. I was hoping for in the berth area.

Mike I'll look one more time - there might be one hiding but I haven't seen one yet. The one in the bathroom snuck up on me! We put the full canvas up this weekend, it's a nice setup. Drove it through the rain with no leaks

Curt Hook I think they could, but I do like that it's separate. Simple and 1 remote controls audio and video. Maybe I'm just making excuses :). I had the same thought though: One idea - is to have a Bluetooth device connected to the audio out of the TV? Then you could use the system bluetooth to pipe the sound in. One important point: if the TV is connected directly to the battery it will cut out. It needs a 12V regulator. Maybe they fixed that in 2016