How to attach a Garmin Striker Plus 4cv transducer onto a YakAttack SwitchBlade
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- With the new adapter kit, that is included with the YakAttack SwitchBlade Transducer Arm, it is now universal for attaching an even wider assortment of transducers. Unlike other transducer deployment arms of the past the SwitchBlade Transducer Arm from YakAttack is focused on speed and adjustability. Featuring a hydrodynamic blade design the SwitchBlade causes less water turbulence resulting in a faster and less noisy over-the-side transducer mounting solution. Whether the SwitchBlade Transducer Arm is mounted on top of a YakAttack CellBlok or on the gunwale of your kayak the depth of the transducer is easily adjustable and gives you the ability to get the transducer deep enough for your side scan fish finder.
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The Garmin Striker plus 4cv transducer is not included
Video produced by: Kirsten Trautman with YakAttack
I was really confused at first, until I turned up the volume. Those "neener-nanner" guitar solos cleared up ALL my confusion! Thanks, YakAttack! /sigh
Wow, that’s a very nice innovated product. That’s going on my shopping list.
I liked it. Actually pretty cool video. Good camera work & sexy hands. Zip ties are handy.
Can you do a demo for hook2 reveal triple shots without the music please
does it work with GT51 transducer from a Garmin 74SV?
where I can buy this adapter kit? I didn't find on the website. this adapter fit on the 3 in 1 transducer for Lawrence 7 Elite?
The adapter was included in the hardware pack for the SwitchBlade Transducer Arm. It does help create a better connection to the Lowrance TotalScan Transducer.
Is the black mount that is attached to the transducer in the beginning a mount from y'all ? I've have my 4cv for 2 years and I don't have that one.
Comes in the fish finder box
Y para el garmin 7 sv cual es??
The YakAttack SwitchBlade Transducer Arm will work for Garmin 7sv models as well.
It is not helpful when you don’t list the part number or a link to buy the part.
Here is the link to the YakAttack SwitchBlade Transducer Arm: www.yakattack.us/switchblade-transducer-deployment-arm-ffp-1001/
Highlight "YakAttack SwitchBlade" Right click on the highlighted part and left click "copy". Go to the Google search page right click in the search bar and left click "paste". Press enter. The only downside to this method is it may take 10 to 15 seconds to do it so "kindly" asking the original poster to add a link and then waiting for two weeks for them to respond was probably the better choice......just having fun with you :)
Will it work for lowrance elite 7?
Your videos don't help us out as there is only music and someone on the screen.
Try adding voice and getting rid of the music.
I bought an transducer mount and after two weeks are trying to figure out the right way to put it together.
Try an manual in writing PDF format !
You serious? That shit comes with a step by step how to and a downloadable PDF from the website. Figure it out yourself boomer
They are too shy to talk on camera… that's how you know they're good engineers ;)
Why would you mount the transducer backwards? I'll mount mine the correct way. Thanks for the video cause your instructions that come with it are horrid.
The orientation in which the transducer is mounted in this video is the correct way in which this product was designed. The transducer cable is intended to be the leading edge facing towards the front of the kayak.
@@YakAttackKayakFishing Yes it is, but you don’t have it mounted on a kayak. In that case, the cutting edge of your product is not facing the front as it should be. Either way it’s mounted backwards. lol
The transducer is mounted correctly! The sharp edge is the trailing edge. The wire becomes the leading edge making a teardrop shape that is the most efficient shape to go through water. I put my whole unit together in less that an hour without reading any instructions except watching the video for mounting a Garmin transducer to the blade. Me thinks the only thing backwards is you!