Fitting a transducer??
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joey London.
Fitting a transducer??
Hi all, can anyone help me in regards to fitting my fishfinder transducer without having to take my boat out of the water!! Also, where exactly does it go? There must be a way of clamping some form of bracket to the transom and using cable ties to connect the transducer to the bracket. Any advice would be welcomed. Thanks, Joe.
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andyfish
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Re: Fitting a transducer??
hi joey i fitted one there a few weeks ago i had to take the boat out but i just fitted it on the slip it doesnt take long.i screwed a bracket to the transum to one side of the engine just under the water line it should come with a diagram make sure to waterproof the screw holes i used tec 7
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slowarm
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Re: Fitting a transducer??
Hi Joey,
Take a look at this... http://www.shetland.owners.org.uk/gallery/gallery.asp?g=1&pagemode=view&recID=66
might give you an idea.
Steven.
Take a look at this... http://www.shetland.owners.org.uk/gallery/gallery.asp?g=1&pagemode=view&recID=66
might give you an idea.
Steven.
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The worst time to have a heart attack is while playing charades! Specially if your friends are no good at it.
"In order to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first create the universe." Carl Sagan.
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joey London.
Re: Fitting a transducer??
Thanks guys, i appreciate your comments. Steven, that thread you sent me is perfect!! Cheers, Joe.