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I am planning to install my ff soon but I'm going with a drill and duct seal hull mount for the transducer.
When you build the battery box should the fuse go inside to keep it dry as well? My fuse housing doesn't look waterproof. I don't plan on getting water in the hull but better safe than sorry.
Yes, best to protect the fuse from moisture. Not because it will short out, but because water will corrode and ruin it. Its quite damp inside a kayak most times.
"If you can't have fun doing it, it ain't worth doing." ... or you're just doing it wrong.
What humminbird model is that? I had a piranhamax 170 that I wired to run off rechargeable AA's to lighten up the load instead of those heavier SLA batteries. I had 8 rechargeables that sat in a radio shack cradle that had a 9 volt style clip for power. Those batteries could run the fishfinder for 10 hours straight no problem. I really like your transducer mount and might consider doing the same on my tarpon -- nice work
Its the 190. I figure I will eventually upgrade to DSI and wanted the in water transducer. I did not want to go with a scupper as I fish in the Upper Potomac a lot and it would catch rock ledges. Plus I want this off the yak during hunting season, or to be able too. It does not matter what batteries you use as long as they are 12volt.
"If you can't have fun doing it, it ain't worth doing." ... or you're just doing it wrong.
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