Well, I finally got the basics of my new Hobie Revo put together. The main thing was to unpack it from all of the wrappings that it was incased in when I bought it in January. I have been using my Tarpon up until now. Now, with my new fish finder installed on the Revo, I will be using it this weekend for the first time. I also got my new rod holders installed....thanks John F. Here are a few pictures of the Kayak out fitted. There are a few more things that I need to do to it, but that will come later, over the next few weeks. There are also pics of the battery and transducer installation using duct seal. I plan on adding some water to the duct seal well since I heard that was fairly reliable for sonar readings and you avoid the air bubble issues.
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I use the duct seal water well system on my kayak, Moc- it works fine-including water tempsOriginally posted by MetroMan View PostLooking good!!!"Lady Luck" 2016 Red Hibiscus Hobie Outback, Lowrance Hook2-7TS
2018 Seagrass Green Hobie Compass, Humminbird 798 ci HD SI
"Wet Dream" 2011 yellow Ocean Prowler 13
Charter member of Tonkin Gulf Yacht Club
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Yes they did. I used your 1/2 inch fitting for the battery box and I bought a 1 inch fitting online for the Fish Finder wires. I still have more mods to make, but I want to take the kayak out a couple of times to decide on how I want to mount any extra accessories.....Originally posted by Pinch View PostI see the fittings looked like they worked out
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Looking good, Martin. I dig those rod holders!
I did this as well for a Humminbird 798ci with side imaging. Don't let 'em tell ya side imaging won't work through the hull. The sonar signal goes right through and works great!Originally posted by ronaultmtd View PostI use the duct seal water well system on my kayak, Moc- it works fine-including water temps
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