Any advice on tethering it to a (slow) moving boat?
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You need to get deep enough to keep them in the water or they will born up.
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The boat has to be physically sitting in water. It completes a circuit. I tested it out by putting it in the bathtub with water in it. Didn't work sitting on the table, but once in the top the motors ran.
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If there is no antenna from a previous radio, get a hidden antenna. It's made for boats and hides up under the dash.
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We roll ours up and tie it to one of the dock posts when we are not using it. It could be easily tied to back of boat if you have platform on the back of your boat.
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Drill a hole a little larger than the wire. make sure you use a good sealant on the wire. If your boat has two batterys hook it up to the deep cycle
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You should be able too. The supplied attachment is all it takes to connect it to the carrier.
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No you should be fine,if your going from the dash to the back of the boat. It has a 20 or 25 foot cable.
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As long as you have a transom on the back of the boat, there isn't any problem. It weighs 22 lbs., so it is not too heavy, however the battery will weigh up to 50 lbs.... No additional hardware is required..
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If u r making it permanent I suggest using 4x6 posts, use ibolts and drill holes thru the post and get boat trailer hand cranks to tighten top cable and a crank for bottom cable. That will be the strongest and best way to do it. Brian men can hang on it and not come down..
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Michael Try to change the props to the oppsite sides -they should run so the leiding edge is going forwards this makes the boat go forward- I changed all the rc radio and reciver and mounted a hi tq servo with a new working rudder and now it almost flyes across the lake. Hope this helps Larry
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You have to mount the transducer on the outside of the boat, so if you have a place to mount it on the outside, then I see no problem. The cable will then run inside the boat to the display. Power is connected to the display. Good luck
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I have not used this feature yet but I would think you should need a gps antenna of some sort. There may be a way to connect your gps fish finder.
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If antenna is not properly set in an upright position boat will not respond properly. Or battery charge could be low
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No, it requires power from the boat's battery. It is a very easy job to wire it in, and judging by the size of the wire, it draws very little power. It is also a long wire to run where you need it.
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I will answer as complete as I can for you. Can you make a wire run with jumper clips on it That can attach to your boat battery and to a terminal on the wall inside of boat house and attach the solar panel to that no more then 8-10 ft. The panel comes with several different types of connectors for the panel end good luck it should be easy to do ?
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I know of no way to tether to the unit. You need to be connected to a WiFi signal.
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Yes it is possible, my husband did it with 3 others in the boat but it is not easy when you hit small tides and wind. He worked pretty hard and was sweating. It's hard to control for one person just because it's long and big. We looked in to getting a small motor but it's not cheap!