I did that too! LOVE IT!! I mounted the X-15 and GPS antenna on the same
base with a short mast (10") Ram-mount so I can take it on the other
boat(s) too! Sometime I guide on a clients boat and attach the transducer on
his bowmount trolling motor with a couple of those nylon grippy things.
--
Stony

"go-bassn" wrote in message
...
Charles, consider mounting it outside the console like mine (if you
remember); That way you can spin it on the ram mount & view it from the
bow
too, comes in very handy.

ENJOY.

Warren

--
http://www.warrenwolk.com/



"Charles Summers" wrote in message
...
So far I really like this unit. I was able to upload just about all the
Tennessee lakes on the 2.5mb of memory, but chose to delete some of them
to
make room for a couple of Kentucky lakes that I'm planning on fishing
this
year.

Can't wait to get it mounted on the boat, and really can't wait to be on
the
boat myself actually. Our first club tournament is on the 20th and I
have
done NO pre-fishing! Haven't even seen the lake since December, so I
have
no
idea what the conditions are except for what I can read on the web-site.

I've decided to mount this unit right above my Garmin 160 sonar using a
RAM
mount, so I can either remove the unit, or just fold it out of the way
when
I need to put the cover on. I guess I'll need to drill a large enough
hole
to route the wires through, but what should I use to seal the hole to
prevent water from getting into the fiberglass? (Or is that even a
concern?
When I drill for the screws, I usually add a little silcone/caulking to
the
threads to keep the moisture out, but what about a larger hole that will
not
be completely filled? Maybe some kind of rubber gasket?


Thanks Y'all!

--
Charles B. Summers
Secret Weapon Lures
http://www.secretweaponlures.com







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