Can I use this as an extension on my Lowrance X-4 Fishfinder cable? I'm mounting this on my pontoon but the factory cable is too short
447203
I would doubt it. The one lead is the power to the fishfinder and the other has an almost mini-coax connection that connects to the transducer output from the minnkota built in transducer.
447204
I don't believe it will work for you because it attaches to a Minn Kota Trolling motor's universal sonar port. It's simply for use in connecting a fish finder to a universal built in sonar transducer in the bottom of the Minn Kota Power head.
2007325
if the original cable doesn't reach, you will need to buy a universal cable with housing and custom fit it. the end result will be nice. I do it all the time when it needs to be done.
1736115
It's going to raise only about 4" max! Worked great for me, but I had more transom to work with. A great product and performs well for me with a 25 Yamaha on a 14' skiff. Good luck................
152571
I routed up the driver side post, then over the top of the head liner to a point just above the mirror. On my rig, the 6 Foot cable was not long enough. You can buy a standard Ethernet cable ( I chose 6 feet, black) to work as an extension. You'll also need a union to connect the extension to the provided cable. All pretty straight forward. By using the extension, you can hide all the above dash routing, and still unplug the provided cable and scan gauge to use in another vehicle. I needed NO tools, but I did use some zip ties to secure the cable. I'm VERY happy with my scan gauge. Should have bought it long ago. I routed up the driver side post, then over the top of the head liner to a point just above the mirror. On my rig, the 6 Foot cable was not long enough. You can buy a standard Ethernet cable ( I chose 6 feet, black) to work as an extension. You'll also need a union to connect the extension to the provided cable. All pretty straight forward. By using the extension, you can hide all the above dash routing, and still unplug the provided cable and scan gauge to use in another vehicle. I needed NO tools, but I did use some zip ties to secure the cable. I'm VERY happy with my scan gauge. Should... » Read More I routed up the driver side post, then over the top of the head liner to a point just above the mirror. On my rig, the 6 Foot cable was not long enough. You can buy a standard Ethernet cable ( I chose 6 feet, black) to work as an extension. You'll also need a union to connect the extension to the provided cable. All pretty straight forward. By using the extension, you can hide all the above dash routing, and still unplug the provided cable and scan gauge to use in another vehicle. I needed NO tools, but I did use some zip ties to secure the cable. I'm VERY happy with my scan gauge. Should have bought it long ago. « Show Less
1064504
You could, but you would have to make a transducer float and something to mount your fishfinder. The ice adaptor works great, good luck finding it for a decent price.
154110
I am using this kit with a merc 200 on a 19 ft fish and ski works wonderful. I would check with Teleflex however to make sure your application is included in the HK7400A kit
1700503
not sure of length but too short for my application with 5 foot beam of boat
744789
It should work fine by extending it. I did the same with mine. I used low voltage direct bury cable you would use for low voltage lighting. All the tank float is doing is closing the circuit which in turn will set off the alarm.
1817687
No such extension available. Probably can splice it to that length, having the right type of cable.
791163
NO! The extension is rated for less than your winch, and the extension would increase the side loading WAAAAY too much.
73814
It's just a short pigtail, you need to buy the cable to attach to the head unit. If you have more than one, you can use the Y adapter to connect. I have 3 on my boat, work flawlessly!
152573
I routed up the driver side post, then over the top of the head liner to a point just above the mirror. On my rig, the 6 Foot cable was not long enough. You can buy a standard Ethernet cable ( I chose 6 feet, black) to work as an extension. You'll also need a union to connect the extension to the provided cable. All pretty straight forward. By using the extension, you can hide all the above dash routing, and still unplug the provided cable and scan gauge to use in another vehicle. I needed NO tools, but I did use some zip ties to secure the cable. I'm VERY happy with my scan gauge. Should have bought it long ago.
965105
Not really sure...this is actually just an extension cable, and that's what I use it for, as my "underdash" unit is actually mounted in the back of my king cab
431215
Yes you don't have to extend it to the full reach. Confirm that the minimum extension is under 3ft and you should be okay. On my rod it was. It's a great product for the price, good luck to you.
72833
The cable wouldn't be long enough. If you need a tach for a boat, I would get a real tach wired in. Help is a long way on the water. This should be used more for a service application or mounted on smaller motors. It will work with your boat motor though if you're looking to do diagnostic work
1762571
No any model in Lowrance's line that has the X on the end of the model is just a fishfinder. They have the Lowrance elite-4 dsi combo which is both gps and fishfinder. But you will need to purchase a navionics chart for detailed mapping
301233
I run mine on a 24ft pontoon and it trolls great. You shouldn't have any problem.