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From: (no name) (no email)
Date: Tue Feb 19 2008 - 10:20:35 EST
In a message dated 2/19/08 12:01:09 AM, Roy writes:
> Has anyone tried to mount a shoot thru the hull type puck transducer and
> has good luck with such?
>
I have mounted two Humminbird transducers on the interior of the hull by
simply embedding them in a blob of silicone sealant. The instructions that came
with them suggested using epoxy resin but I tried the silicone first as a test.
It worked so well that I've never upgraded the mounting to epoxy.
Several things to think about:
1. If you use silicone, you can remove the transducer by simply pulling it
off the hull. If you use epoxy, you have to break up the transducer.
2. The transducer should be mounted in a protected place so you don't
accidentally kick it. But if you do, you can always use another glob of silicone and
remount it.
3. Despite warnings to the contrary, you can use two depthfinders at the same
time and get accurate readings on both. At least I can using a Humminbird SX
100 and a Humminbird Pirhana. It was easier and cheaper to simply buy two
depthfinders than to use a more expensive single unit and a remote indicator.
Larry Z
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