Greetings from CDI Electronics,
Spring has sprung and we all know that means the busy season is right around the corner. As your customers get ready to launch their boats they will be relying on you to make sure everything is in tip top shape.
We take the role of being the world's leading ignition specialist seriously and want to be your number one resource for all of your ignition component needs. That is why we offer over 700 different parts, assembled and tested at our Huntsville, Alabama facility, and sell them through over 70 distributors in 14 countries. |
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CDI Electronics Launches New Website
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We at CDI Electronics are pleased to announce the launch of our new and improved website.
Our customer's needs are number one. With that in mind we have designed the site for you to easily find what you are looking for quickly.
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Here at CDI Electronics, we appreciate the marine industry's past and take pride in making technological leaps and bounds into the future. Professional marine technicians are tasked with diagnosing and troubleshooting increasingly complex marine engine issues. So, we created the world's leading Marine Engine Diagnostic Software, M.E.D.S., to give professionals the edge they need.
Why should you choose M.E.D.S.?
- Easy to Use
- Covers All Major Engine Brands
- Reduces Debug Time
- Improves Accuracy
- Allows You To Run & Print M.E.D.S. Check Reports For Your Customers
- Free Technical Support
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Summer Boating Goes More Smoothly With This Spring Commissioning Checklist
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To help boaters have a trouble-free summer boating season, BoatU.S., the nation's largest recreational boating association, has a spring commissioning checklist. Whether you have a power or sailboat, inboard or outboard, following this checklist is an easy way to get ready for the season.
Before You Launch:
- Inspect and lubricate seacocks. Hoses and hose clamps should be inspected and replaced as necessary.
- Replace deteriorated zincs.
- Inspect prop(s) for dings, pitting and distortion. Make sure cotter pins are secure. Grip the prop and try moving the shaft - if it's loose, the cutlass bearing may need to be replaced.
- Check to make sure the rudderstock hasn't been bent.
- Inspect the hull for blisters, distortions and stress cracks.
- Make sure your engine intake sea strainer is free of corrosion and properly secured.
- Check the engine shaft and rudder stuffing boxes for looseness. After the boat is launched, be sure to check these as well as through-hulls for leaks.
- Use a hose to check for deck leaks at ports and hatches. Renew caulk or gaskets as necessary.
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Sincerely,
Tara Sands
Sales and Marketing Coordinator
CDI Electronics 
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