04-08-2003, 08:45 PM
Thanks for posting those for me. [
] The pics were alot darker than I expected. [
] The whole system is easily removed due to the clasp on the strap itself. The reason I used two pieces of plywood is that there is a bolt going up through the bottom piece, through the strap, and then secured on the top. No pointy things pointed at the tube. I then used the screws that came with the Cuda to put the receiver on the top piece. The bolt allows for side-to-side movement while the receiver is made to move vertically. I defitnally need a new system for the transducer. Soon enough . . .
I have toyed with the idea of making a "boat" out of styrofoam and installing the transducer on the bottom. That way I could tow my transducer around. The only problem with that comes with choppy water or waves. Then again, if there are major waves, I probably shouldn't be on the water in the first place.
How have the rest of you mounted your electronics????
ES
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] The pics were alot darker than I expected. [] The whole system is easily removed due to the clasp on the strap itself. The reason I used two pieces of plywood is that there is a bolt going up through the bottom piece, through the strap, and then secured on the top. No pointy things pointed at the tube. I then used the screws that came with the Cuda to put the receiver on the top piece. The bolt allows for side-to-side movement while the receiver is made to move vertically. I defitnally need a new system for the transducer. Soon enough . . . I have toyed with the idea of making a "boat" out of styrofoam and installing the transducer on the bottom. That way I could tow my transducer around. The only problem with that comes with choppy water or waves. Then again, if there are major waves, I probably shouldn't be on the water in the first place.
How have the rest of you mounted your electronics????
ES
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