Would you imagine this working well for a boat owner that has a left trim tab and a right trim tab to determine the level of the boat when operating?
1129358
The level is pretty sensitive, it may not "settle down" while being operated. Waters are too rough. Other than that it seems to work well.
1129359
I apologize but I have no idea how this product would work in those conditions.
1865342
Don't know, my boat as low rails, but there is some slack, with no more than a foot high rail, it may work.
910536
Hello John, I believe this means that you can split screen. One for normal mode with fishes and beeps and the other for down scanning images (see branches and such). Boat is going into the water tomorrow then ill can put it to the test :)
1752267
I don't think so. Speed should come from your gps or from a pitot on your boat.
1688227
There is a small sensor (2 inches by 2 inches approx.) that registers the images that goes into the water, beside or underneath the boat. If that sensor is placed in the water through the hole of the ice it seems that every thing should work fine.
2201740
I use the side imaging and down imaging to find out whats in an area before fishing it, not while. I usually am running about 2.5-3 mph and want to be able to view my depth finder while operating the outboard. I guess it all depends how you use it. What you really need is two, one for the front and console
1995137
I am not an expert on radios, like someone who is trying to sell you a transmitter for a boat, but I would think it would be ok. Of course there is the water issue but I would think you should be able to overcome that problem fairly easily. You might go to the site that specializes in boat transmitters and see what, if anything, makes theirs different. There are so many different way to setup your right and left turns and speed. I wish you good luck with your project. Robert
421316
I am sure this would tip over when the boat starts moving. You would be best served looking for another option. That's my opinion anyway. Good Luck!
1865420
No it does not. It shows minimal if any of the bottom of the lake. I have found it to work best when you are in 5-12 foot of water. Anything over 12 foot and it is just a water depth and temp sensor. Remember... you get what you pay for. If you are putting it on a john boat to bluegil fish it is great. If you are putting it on a bass boat expecting to find structure, buy another model
1723725
I use it to spot fish ahead and to the sides of my DRIFTBOAT. Most of the rivers are less then 20' deep. For my application, it's great. :)
79082
I have not used in a boat, but I would assume it would work great as long as the antennae has a clear view of the sky
884616
I'm not certain it would fit your application. I really love the product, but my boat has a 1" rail for it to attach onto. The item clamps on then you need to put a bolt through it on the bottom side. I'm not certain this would be what you want to do or not. Hopefully this helps a little.
591651
i have found that you need to make sure that the transducer is not below the edge of the bottom of the boat or as close to it as possible
2155492
Hi, It is possible to use the rockers manually too. We have 2 of the single station and three of the dual station in stock. Major Benefits: Saves you money on fuel. A properly trimmed boat can significantly lower fuel costs in a single season of usage. Easy to install - just plug and play! Very few tools are needed for installation, and everything plugs right into the ATC Control Unit. No more guesswork - it trims the boat better than you can. Calculating more than a thousand attitude readings per second, the ATC adjusts your trim tabs to changes in vessel speed, sea conditions and shifting weight. The most comfortable ride you've ever had on your boat. Maintain the best cruising attitude without the need to work manual trim controls.
19750
I would think so, this unit looks to be universal and should fit most boats.
1668952
There are two metal plates under boat...these detect water. no water no go...we've had this be a problem in choppy water FYI.As for turning, Can't say but there is a trim knob that could be skewed way to the left or right. Good luck.
444931
I do not think so, but I would check with the manufacturer as I think this was first developed for the boating industry.