Crip47,
Nice bracket - though I would be worried about causing a cavitation bubble in front of the propeller with the transducer mounted there which could cause the propeller to blowout. Hey if it works for you than that’s great. I assume you do get high-speed readings than and if so at what speed is "high-speed"? Most fishermen don’t ever say anything when something works (transducer mounting or other) but they sure do when something doesn’t work! It would help if the Yahoo Si Group folks, or anyone else for that matter, would also post how there Si units worked after they have mounted the transducers. This could than be used by anyone else who may have the same or similar boat and would let tham know that the transducer was mounted for low speed operation only.
Since that Si transducer costs about $200 to replace it, many mount it up higher on the transom so that it will be more protected and also install one of the High-Speed Side Imaging Kits (Si-HSK). This consists of an inside-the-hull DualBeam Plus transducer and a transducer switch. They switch to the inside-the-hull transducer for sonar readings at high-speeds since the Si cannot update fast enough to show good detail at high speeds and than flip the switch back when they want to chart an area.


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