Reply With QuoteI'm envious of all you guys with those 4 stroke Yammys. Nice looking ride!Thumbs Up
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You got any pictures of the difference? Maybe CH68 has some... That is very interesting. I am tempted to do that to my boat.... What are the white plastic/boards that you mounted them to? Where did they come from?Originally Posted by Rooleyt
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I'm envious of all you guys with those 4 stroke Yammys. Nice looking ride!Thumbs Up
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DG, Sorry no previous pics. On my other boat is was mounted on the TM and I haven't taken any on new boat. The white boards are transducer mounting plates purchased at Bass Pro. They keep you from drilling more holes in your boat if you have to change transducer position.
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Thanks for the info... Once you get her out on the water snap some pics with SI if you will. I am real curious of the benefits of it... If it helps I might do the same...
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I'm confused on the 2 ducer deal. Are you shooting right with one and left with the other then combining the signal with a splitter to view both at the same time?
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Yep Wannabe. There is a splitter y cable at the unit. This spilts the SI beam to left and right by pin out and avoids any turbulence created by the boat. Air bubbles are bad news on Sonar. I use this on mine and it works great for aluminum boats that create a lot of turbulence. No need on glass boats.
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