can i use this in a mariner 4 inflatable boat?
1481714
If you have a battery and a place underwater to secure the transducer, there should not be a problem.
1481715
yes, find a way to hang the transducer over the side, make sure its parallel with the bottom. use a small 12V 7AH SLA battery to power it up and go Fishing.
1481716
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
1398622
I would suggest instead you get a mushroom anchor also offered by Amazon due to the prongs on the folding anchor. If it lands with he prongs extended in the inflatable boat it could possibly puncture it.
986307
I don't see why the liner would not work in a boat. Although if you're talking about replacing the carpet with the liner when its on it kind of feels like sandpaper so it may hurt your feet.
273710
I like the other answers below, but to make sure ask a marine dealer or go to a marina and ask them. They will help you.
1327664
Shouldn't be a problem. The handle is thermowelded so it's a solid attachment point. Also the hull floats on the surface, very little of the boat is actually underwater so it takes very little power to move it around.
767041
This is a high pressure pump so it will work with most inflatables. Not familiar with Newport inflatables but I use this on my Avon and various others. There is a variety or adapters supplied so I think you will be fine. There are adapters for the push style valves many inflatables use.
1551509
yes but it will paddle better if you use CO2 cartridges to inflate. CO2 is heavier than room air and will allow boat to float at normal levels. Increased buoyancy of salt water will float your boat too high and your paddle will be too short. NACL=2hi2floatU
1139768
Yes you can. They have tie down kits for that. But it is better to mount on the transom of the boat than the tolling motor. You take a chance of damaging the transducer if you hit bottom or rocks in the water. Hope this helps you. Good luck.
1439618
Absolutely. I love that boat. Do not over inflate. You will get years of use.
269757
But in re-reading your question, you may not be able to use this in your vehicle with a light and a sunroof unless your vehicle is larger. We have a minivan and we have it installed in the back for the passengers in the back to see (behind the sunroof by about a foot). I'm not familiar with the mariner, though. I have read other reviewers that said it didn't fit in their car. So you may want to check on that before you buy. Maybe call the manufacturer?
1904168
No... Amazon has a 12v pump that is Awesome though. It inflates and deflates. Sorry, it only has the boat itself
1890316
This item is clearly not designed for an anchor that heavy, but it would probably work if bolted down on a normal boat, and not put under too much stress with a stuck anchor. It would be a big mistake to try using a 25# anchor with this strapped on an inflatable. Frankly, I wouldn't use it with an anchor that heavy in either scenario I noted.
321865
Yes you can. I have used it on the bottom of a aluminum v bottom and my fiberglass covered wood boat and it holds up just fine. I don't leave them in the water though. Been on both for two years now with no problem
1761464
No it would work in any boat. The length is good for pontoons and house boats because the set so high out of the water and you can adjust it.
1173528
I would think so but I don't know for sure. We used an air compressor with a small tip on it. We love these floats. Enjoy!
201745
I would only purchase a mushroom anchor if limited by the potential "abrasive" material used by an inflatable boat. If you have an inflatable 10 foot boat, I would go with a 15 lb mushroom anchor. The ten will only work in waters with little to no current. If you are fishing in the ocean in any kind of current with a mushroom anchor, the 15 lb will still probably not be enough depending on the bottom and the conditions. If you do not have an inflatable boat go with a more traditional anchor that "digs" into the bottom.
1600251
No. I used one I had for an air mattress. If you buy one, get one you can plug into the 12 volt accessory outlet on your boat.