Any fish finder suggestions? Hummingbird 120 fishin' buddy w/ float tube strap?
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Open water can be rough with paddles only but I think most fish finders would work. There is plenty of room for mounting. I probably wouldn't put it on the pontoon if you can't pull it up when your moving. Might cause a little to much drag and be hard to go straight. I would mount the sensor on the cage behind you and your screen up front near the rod holder. I've also found you can stand on top of the seat if water is calm enough and you haven't had to many beers yet.
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It's the same on mine... I haven't used to much because my boat is being repaired but I can recall I could not find the fish finder function. Please let me know if you manage to make it work.
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This tank uses large aqueon cartridges, which you coulld likely snag off of amazon as well, or really any petstore with a decent selection of aquarium products should carry it :)
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You should be able to find them at any store with aquarium supplies. The biggest writing on the packaging is 'whisper' I hope this helps
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I would check Garmans web sight to make sure. Otherwise if there is a Bass Pro shop, Cabelas near you go there and ask them if it will work.Other than that it does work real good, used it this summer and what the gps was showing was the same as fish locator for water depth.
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Wire to the fish finder is molded. I can't tell what transducer set up uou have here. It may have wire to the battery which is not (2 open wires)
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I've used it with a Lowrance X-4, and a Humminbird 561. It will work with any fishfinder you can splice the right end connections to (or wrap the wire ends around the terminals.) This thing will run my x-4 (simple, black and white display) for 8-10, 4-6hour fishing trips without even blinking, it is completely oversized for it, then again I have never run out of charge. It runs the bigger fishfinder for 2-3 trips before drawing it down. I bought two of these and try to keep them both charged and the spare in my truck, so if I run one down I can just paddle back to shore and swap them out, great batteries!
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There are other brands for a similar price. I bought two of these Marineland units and both failed within 15 months. My latest set (2 for my 120) are from Current USA. They have customizable colors (which can produce very nice color variations in the fish with very small "tweaks" to the lighting), and variable brightness. The Current USA brand would be ideal for the tank you describe.
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Did you try to google the company? If you can't find them I bet you could find a small pump and cord where they sell pond equipment or a pet store
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I bet you can use the Command heavy duty velcro strips. One side of the strip would stick on the back of the feeder and the other side on the aquarium. Just tear the feeder from the aquarium to remove for cleaning and attach it back when you're done. You can attach several strips to make it super secure. I use these all over the house.
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I use this unit on a kayak solely for depth and position. If you need a fish finder I would recommend a model that is geared more toward fish finding that has a GPS.
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Can get a Spectra brand for $89 for the pump and screen too. If you want it just email craigsparts@gmail.com
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here is a link to help youhttp://www.aquariummonsters.com.au/catalog/article_info.php/articles_id/70.html
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1500 feet is way beyond what I would fish for. My limit is about a 48 feet bottom and the fish are only at 18 ft or less. The display on my Garmin Echo 200 is just great for that. I would certainly like color, but really don't find it necessary or the expense worth it..
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This transducer supports several different models of Lowrance fish finders. That particular model X-515 only shows these models X515C DF and X-515C DF. You just need to know if you have that particular model. I think dual frequency is the key because if your fish finder doesn't support dual frequency then this isn't the right transducer.
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It is designed to mount on the side of a smaller craft. I guess it would come down to what is the distance between the rail and the water. I do not believe that Hummingbird designed this model with pontoons in mind. V-hual- flat bottom crafts in the 10' foot to 16' range I beliueve would be suitable for this locator. I would think that a look at other Hummingbird products might better serve your purpose. Something with a detachable transducer.
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Depends on how fast you are going. I paid 20 bucks and bought a kit to permanently mount the transducer. I like the set up a lot. The fish finder works great. The upsetting part of the whole deal is, it's not the same fish finder that is pictures there. It's more narrow (smaller screen), and does not have color screen. It's very misleading .