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I'm looking to find a way of getting a better position for my transducer, the lowest point I have is to close to the engine & is in water too turbulent
Also wanting some advice on how to alter my transom as it is very low & I want to get a long shaft engine to replace the short I allready have
I'm looking to find a way of getting a better position for my transducer, the lowest point I have is to close to the engine & is in water too turbulent
Also wanting some advice on how to alter my transom as it is very low & I want to get a long shaft engine to replace the short I allready have
Tony have you got any photos,
what transducer is it
what is up with the current position ? what is happening on the screen
the transducer doesn't have to go on the lowest point.
post some photos it will help
Screen goes wild if travelling more than a few knots, & doesn't show correct depth unless your almost stationary
I went back to where I bought it
& they tested the transducer & returned it after a few days saying it was spot on
They've said it needs to sit further in the water
So I thought of making some kind of adjustable bar so I could move it up & down to suit
you need to post more info, make, model etc and some pics. You normally need to mount the transducer out of the turbulence so you may have to look at that when you are moving. but it depends which one you have.
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Sorry for lack of info...
Yes it's a transom mounted transducer & was advised the position I have it in to be the best position for my boat
It's a Garmin transducer connected to echomap 50s unit
& works no problem at low speeds
Got nothing else on boat at the miniute
Havnt even mounted the compass yet
To be honest Iv never checked or looked at cruising speeds on the sounder,
I think it's near to horizontal the photo I've taken doesn't give it justice!
I've tried it in a few positions eg in same place but higher & lower. & it seems to nearly work in the lower position & can't get it any lower, & that's my idea of making some sort of bracket to lower it into water
this is where my transducer is fitted for my old f/f and it worked ok bot wouldn't read above 7mph. I think its the one on the right , the other is the speed sensor .It needs to be parallel to the sea bed. yours looks fine , it is probably just getting the angle right.
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•Secretary not permanent fixture until screwed on top of desk
Light travels faster than sound. This is why some people appear bright until you hear them speak.
:man with hole in pocket feel cocky all day
this is where my transducer is fitted for my old f/f and it worked ok bot wouldn't read above 7mph. I think its the one on the right , the other is the speed sensor .It needs to be parallel to the sea bed. yours looks fine , it is probably just getting the angle right.
I'm looking to find a way of getting a better position for my transducer, the lowest point I have is to close to the engine & is in water too turbulent
Also wanting some advice on how to alter my transom as it is very low & I want to get a long shaft engine to replace the short I allready have
hi tony fit it inside the hull on a good bed of silicon squidge it around in the silicone to get rid of any air bubbles transducer will shoot through hull no bother have done this on two differant boats hope this helps.
hi tony fit it inside the hull on a good bed of silicon squidge it around in the silicone to get rid of any air bubbles transducer will shoot through hull no bother have done this on two differant boats hope this helps.
I was thinking of doing that but boat has a floating floor. So would have to mount it at the front of boat
Unless I cut a hatch in the deck
I thought it was a different type of transducer for through hull
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