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STEVE
Posted 5/9/2004 5:19 PM (#17704)
Subject: Installing transducer????


Hi there, I have a question about installing a transducer on my boat. I have a Crestliner fish hawk and I bought a bottomline tournament 5100. I am wondering if I can install the transducer right to the transom or should I get a wooden mounting plate and screw the transducer to the wooden plate??? Really not sure what to do so any input would be great help!

Thanks Guys,

Steve
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sworrall
Posted 5/10/2004 7:58 AM (#17729 - in reply to #17704)
Subject: RE: Installing transducer????




Location: Rhinelander		The transducer can be mounted to the hull , no problems should occur. The reason most get a transducer mounting block is the potential for removing and replacing the transducer, multiple units, or other reasons that would result in multiple drill holes in the boat.
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Shep
Posted 5/10/2004 8:34 AM (#17732 - in reply to #17729)
Subject: RE: Installing transducer????



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I recommend the Rig Rite mounting board. Use silicone on the screws and along the edges where it meets the transom. Only 2 holes in the boat, and you have the ability to move, add, change tranducers, with no more holes in the transom.
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