Analog Gauges; Instrumentation-350/377 Mag Ect And Seacore 350/377 Mag Ect; Vesselview - Mercury 350 MAG Manual

Section 2 - Getting to Know Your Power Package

Analog Gauges

The following is a brief explanation of the instrumentation typically found on some boats. As the owner or operator, you should be
familiar with all instruments and their functions. Because of the large variety of instrumentation and manufacturers, you should
have your boat dealer explain the particular gauges and normal readings for your boat.
60
50
90
80 100
40
70
70
110
60
50
120
30
40
30
KPH
20
10 80
MPH
a
0 4
4 4
FUEL
f
Speedometer: indicates boat speed
Tachometer: indicates engine RPM
Oil pressure gauge: indicates engine oil pressure
Voltmeter: indicates battery voltage
Water temperature gauge: indicates engine operating temperature
Fuel gauge: indicates quantity of fuel in the tank
Hour meter: records engine operating time
Bilge blower switch: operates the bilge blower
Ignition switch: starts and stops the engine.
Power trim gauge: indicates sterndrive unit angle (trim out or in)
Instrumentation—350/377 MAG ECT and SeaCore 350/377 MAG ECT

VesselView

Your power package may come equipped with the following system viewer.
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4
3 5
2 6
L H
1
7
X 1000
0 8
OIL
R P M
c
b
0 0 0 0 0
CRUISELOG
g
h
C H
10 16
BATT TEMP
e
d
TRIM
j
i
a - Speedometer
b - Tachometer
c - Oil pressure gauge
d - Voltmeter
e - Water temperature
gauge
f - Fuel gauge
g - Hour meter
h - Bilge blower switch
i - Ignition switch
j - Power trim gauge
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