Check out these threads:
http://dynonavionics.com/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1209199376/0#0
http://dynonavionics.com/cgi-bin/yabb2/YaBB.pl?num=1201575823/0#0
Looks like it can be done.
If I were to connect the two EFIS's together, I would plumb in the AS, static, and AOA lines to both. That way if your primary EFIS went Tango Uniform, the secondary one could continue to function. At the same time, I would also install a second remote compass for the D10A for the same reason I would plumb in the air lines.
BTW, I put the D100 EFIS on the left side of my panel and used a D10 EMS (Engine monitor) on the right. The EMS is on the main bus and is powered up during engine start (per Dynon) so I can watch the oil pressure.
As soon as the engine starts, I flip on my avionics master which powers up the D100 and then put the D100 in split screen mode which displays my engine instruments in front of me.
When flying with another pilot (or my wife), the D10 EMS is usually set to the EFIS display. The DSAB is very cool in that all the Dynon equipment shares data through this bus.
Again, check with Dynon for the best way to interconnect two EFIS units.
PS. The Seawind is one of my all time favorite airplanes. I remember buying the info pack at OSH back in the mid-80's and drooling over it for a long time.