Is this clock easily mountable and suitable for use on a boat?
464323
It is easily mountable however the weatherproofing of the clock works I'd a zip lock plastic bag which if exposed to continuous outdoor weather would not last very long.
464324
I bought this clock in July and have on a screened porch. It has already quit working twice. I love the look of it and plan to pursue some advice from manufacturer.
1708685
It would be very easy to mount. There are alice mounts but no screw holes. It could be improvised easily.
1263635
Yes it is like Kevin described but it may take a while to mount a second battery, measure the length of cables needed, etc. It is easy but it is not fast. Depending on your boat layout you could do it it an hour or two if you have everything you need.
1264051
There's room to put an electric motor on it but it does not come pre-drilled, nor does it have any mounts already set up for the motor. You'll have to find a motor that has some kind of clamp that will fasten down to the actual boat itself. Hope that helps
1148813
Since the horn is meant to be mounted under the hood, and generally in front of the radiator, it is sealed and weater proof. It would be ok for your boat as long as it's not mounted under the deck of a pontoon boat, or within a foot or two of the waterling. Be aware that it IS NOT a loud horn. You'd be better off getting a horn from a marine supply store either in person or on-line. They are specifically made for marine vessels.
649596
The clock is plastic. However, you can hang it on a wall. I have mine hanging in the kitchen, where by-the way most people have a clock. Besides showing the tide it also gives the time of day.
1079099
I believe that would be fine. The instructions show it attached to a boat. There are mounting holes.
2160397
it is very easy to crank up and down, at least for my tracker boat. It also turns easily, unlike another brand I bought (and returned).
2131708
Can be put on any boat you have a mount or make one. Mine is on an inflatable Hobie I9S
1382529
Depends on the Gunnal of the boat and how you mount it, if it's thin put a suitable backing plate below, otherwise yes the holder is.....
1584824
I don't know how you want to use it for boating navigation. It has a tracking feature. You can manually input coordinates and go to that location. It has many features. It uses 2 - AA batteries.
2277758
I installed it on a 16' sylvan fishing boat. as long as you have a solid place to mount it you should be fine.
1741018
Yes. The clock is designed for wall mounting. This is our second clock. It runs slightly fast.
1894950
I cannot speak for mounting in a boat due to wave movement, but for the home it is an excellent folding mount. There are nuts you can tighten at the hinge points, but if you get in rough water, I don't know if they would hold.
895729
Hi there no the clock isn't that big it is 2 inches wide and half inch high my husbands clock is on a motorbike and works very well, I hope that helps
2061906
It should work if you put a straight pin or staple through the velcro then mount the clock to the velcro. Velcro comes with the clock.
35525
You should be able to. It has a clamp and mount you could screw into ceiling. There may be issue with the weight pulling down so you might want to put a mount with a small pipe coming out of that Visidec pipe could slide inside/outside and you could drill threw and put a bolt. If the monitor is on the heavy side depending on how much the boat moves the monitor might drift. So may need and extra "strap" to keep it place. You will have to definitely secure it when you sailing or the monitor will move around.