Ran across this while surfin. SternMate-World's Leading Fish-finder Transom Transducer Mounting Bracket System-Adhesive Installation
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Ran across this while surfin. SternMate-World's Leading Fish-finder Transom Transducer Mounting Bracket System-Adhesive Installation
Wish he made one which could hold two ducers.
I'm sure you could make an adapter
Check out the post a couple of pages back label 997 on 619....luvinfishin had what I think is a great idea mounting the transducer on a piece of angle mounted to the corrosion plate on the bottom of the motor.....I just mounted mine that way so I sure hope it works....
Has anyone priced them. Didn't see prices.
They were $119 or $109. Somewhere in that range. Pricey.Quote:
Originally Posted by STUMP HUNTER
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Here it is again. About $5 plus my time. No holes. :) 3/16 x 2 alum angle about 12" long to offset it from my motor. Attachment 37108
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The concept is great. I already have two boards on the transom which are getting too many holes in them. About time to change them out or stop installing items on them. Nah.. I can't stop installing new items plus it's cheaper to just to buy a new board. :D
That's pretty slick there luvin. Feel free to add my endorsement to your webpage. Two wannabe thumbs way up.
Wannabe...
How does it work at high speeds?
It's just for 2-6MPH SI trolling speeds. Totally dry on plane. There's a dual beam glassed inside the hull for high speeds that's sharing the transducer input on a Y cable.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cane Pole
You'll do a waiver on your usual endorsement fees? :D I'll take it iffn it's free!! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Wannabe...
Absolutely, just put me down for 10% of the back end and we're good to go. :)
Wannabe...
Long as we's talkin' bout way, way back yonder back end!! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Wannabe...
Well done. I've already saved the pics to the computer for future reference. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by luvin.fishin
That s a pretty good idea. If someone wanted to they could just as easily weld a "drop" on the starboard side to locate that transducer lower so it could read high speeds.
Way to think outside the box!
Thanks. With a minor modification, you could make that "drop" with slotted bolts to adjust it up/down for tuning the depth just where you want it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kman
exactly!:cool:
SternMate™ now has a companion muti-transducer mounting accessory...SternMate DUO™.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sabot