Question about the SN 200 Nautique Edition with ZO

[jharris]

Finally upgrading from a 10 year old Bu to a new 200 OB. I had a question about an option that I am sure can be answered here, I have bugged the dealer with enough questions.

Where does the lake and air temperature display on a Nautique edition with ZO. I saw from the manual that on the Nautique edition it is displayed on the Nautique Digital Cruise Display. Since I replaced that with the ZO option, what happens to the air and lake temperature readouts. I have not seen them on the ZO display.

The boats that I test drove were Team editions with the information in the LINC system display. Never thought to ask about it when I ordered my boat.

Living in Michigan it's nice to know how cold that water is before jumping in.

Thanks for the help.

[gride]

i have not been in anything newer than a 2009, but i'd imagine at the bottom of the mph/rpm guages. usually each shows a handful of info from lake temp to oil pressure. and if you bought a new boat you can never ask your dealer to many questions.

[skiinxs]

I believe that the water temp display is only available on the Team edition with the LINC display.
Dave

[JCross]

I have 2010 200OB Nautique edition. Gauges, zero off and a it starts with a key. I think is same as what you are talking about. It does not have air or water temp. gauges. I do not believe that it is an option. Hope this helps, the boat is AMAZING!!!!!!!

[NigelC]

I also have water temp via the LINC system but there doesn't appear to be an air temp reading.

I believe that the water temp display is only available on the Team edition with the LINC display.
Dave

[teamseal]

I have a Linc system also and Air temp is not reading. Water temp seems to read about 3 degrees higher that what a thermometer reads. My 09 also read high.

[jharris]

Thanks for the feedback, looks like I won't be getting the lake temp readout on my new boat. Disappointing that I wasn't told that when I ordered the boat, no real harm since I still would have ordered the same thing.

Looks like a few more years of using the left toe temperature gauge.

[DanielC]

Parts left off a boat cost nothing, and create no service problems. Your key switch will probably reliably work long after many have experienced keypad problems.

Stick your hand in the water if you need to know how warm it is.