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Old 10-08-06, 09:50 AM   #1
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Default Transducer mounting.

I need to get a new depth finder and am trying to decide between a perminent mounted model or a portable. I will be using it in my 12 foot lonboat. The wider variety often called a lake jon. Anyways, I can go with a trolling motor mount for the transducer, or mount it perminently and just remove the depthfinders body for when it's not oin use. I store my jonboat outdoors where anyone could steel the depthfinder. I had a bassboat once and of course my transducer was mounted flush with the bottom of the boat against the back of the boat. Why not do the same on a jonboat?
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Old 10-08-06, 01:58 PM   #2
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That's what I did. I have the equivelant to the lake jon, mine's a smokercraft. Screwed it in there with screws, and caulked the crap out of it. I pulled the screws out and put caulk in there too before I finally tightened them down.

Just take the head unit off the mount and take it indoors when you park the boat. it's two quick connections to put it back on
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Old 10-08-06, 02:26 PM   #3
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i always remove both of mine. easy on easy off if they do steal any thing it will just be the transducer not the unit -the most exspensive part-..

i have 3 spare transducers -don't ask..

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