Electronics for Jupiter's inlet fleet and gated docks
Jupiter is offshore country. Center consoles with twin or triple outboards run the inlet for sailfish, kingfish, and bottom fishing, and the helm electronics on those boats are working tools. Radar, AIS, and a good chartplotter matter when you are 20 miles out.
We drive from Port St. Lucie, about 45 to 55 minutes, and group Jupiter stops so the drive does not slow your install. Because Jupiter is outside our no-trip-fee area, any travel cost is quoted upfront. Many docks here are inside gated communities such as Jonathan's Landing and Frenchman's Creek. Add us to the gate list or tell the guardhouse, and we handle the rest.
What a Jupiter install covers
Jupiter electronics projects
- Inlet-boat helm upgrade — chartplotter and radar for offshore runs
- VHF and DSC — radio and antenna set up for offshore
- Battery bank work — for boats with several displays
- LED lighting — a conversion for family boats on the Loxahatchee
- Gated-dock installs — Jonathan's Landing, Frenchman's Creek, and club marinas
Jupiter electronics pricing
Published ballparks below. Offshore helm projects with several units cost more than a single install, so we confirm the real number in writing within one business day:
- Battery + terminal replacement: $160 – $340
- New chartplotter install (thru-hull sounder + head unit): $620 – $1,400
- VHF + antenna install: $280 – $520
- Diagnostic visit: $250 (Care Plan members: $95 flat)
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Electronics project in Jupiter?
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How is Jupiter handled for travel?
Jupiter is outside our no-fee cities, so a trip fee is quoted upfront. We also schedule Jupiter stops in blocks.
Can you work behind the gate at Frenchman's Creek?
Yes. We work in gated communities regularly. Put us on the gate list and tell us about any vendor paperwork.
I want radar and a new plotter before the season. How do I get started?
Tell us the boat and the units. We install what you buy or quote hardware if you want us to source it.
My boat will not start before a trip and I suspect electrical. What now?
Call early. Emergencies get same-day or next-day when possible. A dead battery is often a quick fix at the dock.