Thread: Idea for lateral support on Millennium marine electronic mount

I thought it was made to lay over on the deck while traveling. Am I wrong?

I remove my electronics while traveling.

DWILL you are not wrong.��

I failed to mention I have a Helix unit mounted in front of this unit.

I think I found a RAM “like” mount that will allow me to stabilize the lateral rocking.

Thank You!

QUOTE=DWILL;4511475]I thought it was made to lay over on the deck while traveling. Am I wrong?[/QUOTE]

I loosen the lower knob to lay the fishfinders down on the deck and then retighten when I move around, since I don’t like it flopping around and don’t like it blocking my view while running the boat on the water.

I loosen the lower knob to lay the fishfinders down on the deck and then retighten when I move around, since I don’t like it flopping around and don’t like it blocking my view while running the boat on the water. I do need to get a piece of adhesive-backed foam like some of the stuff that we use for spacers in automotive panels (or to change the panel lines when we camo prototype vehicles) to provide my bottom fishfinders a little cushioning, though.

I failed to mention I have a Helix unit mounted in front of this unit.

I think I found a RAM “like” mount that will allow me to stabilize the lateral rocking.

Thank You!

I understand your problem now. Personally, I would buy a double stack mount. But I also understand the cost involved in mounts.

I understand better now as well. I also think that a double stack mount (Millennium also sells one) that you can set down is better. For my previous mount (already sold), I used a Precision Sonar Poor Man's Stack bracket to get two fishfinders onto a single mount. I still have that bracket for sale if you want to free up floor space: Electronics Mounts.