Many ways to mount your sonar on an inflatable boat
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- Опубліковано 11 жов 2024
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We show off a few ways to mount a fish finder on an inflatable boat; one being a glue-on method, then next a strap-on method, and the last a hybrid between the strap on and bolt-on magnetic transducer mounting method. From www.fishfindermounts.com . Call us at 1-855-784-3474 toll free to get yours today :)
Can't believe it, a company that actually uses its products in order to make improvement....way to go!
Thank you for your kind compliments and encouragement - much appreciated :)
This is awesome, i have the same zodiac..and i got a fish finder that i never installed. Ill be looking forward to buy the magnetic mount soon
Thank you Fernando. We look forward to serving you when you're ready and need our assistance :)
Thank you for your kind compliments Fernando. We'll be glad to help you when your ready. You can purchase these products on our website www.fishfindermounts.com. Click on "shop" at the top left corner and then there will be some categories you can click on to narrow your search. One of them is "transducer mounts". That's the one you would click on if you are looking for just the magnetic transducer mount :)
Not sure how super magnets would probably interfere with sounder image. Great vid and options though.
Hello Peter thank you. RE: the magnets, they aren't even in the same frequency range whatsoever, so no, the transducer operation is not affected whatsoever by the magnetic mount :).
Do the glue on mounts effect the foldability of the boat
No Gerard, not really; not to the point that this would be impactful or even noticeable to the folding up process. The actual glue-on base itself is quite malleable, and especially so if they are warm.
Can that battery be recharge by a 6hp motor?
They are AGM Gerard. Lithium batteries are hard to ship; so we designed around the AGM packs as they are not considered dangerous goods by customs agencies around the world. Lithium is also dangerous in terms of if it interacts with water; however they do provide two or three major advantages - they're light and have like a 2:1 ratio vs. AGM packs when it comes to capacity and size of the battery. Lastly, their voltage does not tend to drop until near the end of capacity.
I guess it could be if you had some kind of alternator type of set-up. Not sure exactly how that might be devised however.
Is the battery Lithium or AMG?
AGM Gerard.