Does the suction cup transducer mount stay put while the boat is moving?
591649
I use a kayak and that sucker (pun intended) stays put. In fact, I have trouble removing it when I am done. It does not move at all when I am paddling through undergrowth either.
591650
Depends on how fast you are going. I paid 20 bucks and bought a kit to permanently mount the transducer. I like the set up a lot. The fish finder works great. The upsetting part of the whole deal is, it's not the same fish finder that is pictures there. It's more narrow (smaller screen), and does not have color screen. It's very misleading .
591651
i have found that you need to make sure that the transducer is not below the edge of the bottom of the boat or as close to it as possible
1232409
I've had mine for some time now. There does not appear to be any functionality issues while mounted or elsewhere.
119972
Yes, it has couple of plastic to which will be screw to the floor of your boat which keeps the unit in position.
353843
it does not have a suction mount it has a weighted base that sits very good on the dash. the ones with suction cups in the pase have turned loose in hot weather but this never moves from where you place it. it does have an adapter cable with it
421316
I am sure this would tip over when the boat starts moving. You would be best served looking for another option. That's my opinion anyway. Good Luck!
1432013
no it only goes up and down vertical.you can remove it from bracket and lay it down in boat if necessary. not hard to do.
2241020
Yes. It mounts with two suction cups and can be turned in the direction desired.
1878920
No, It does not . We have several people that have used it for a motorhome or boat and I am not sure what they di to prevent movement while traveling.Perhaps they rig something to prevent the arms from moving--- wish I could help., good luckJack
274366
Mine did not come with suction cups. However, they aren't necessary. Mine pretty much stays in place.
199828
Yes, you have epoxy the transducer to the bottom of the hull. Check out the instructions to see if it will work for your boat. I've found mounting on the transom works best though.
492296
NO. You need a model that will change with motion. This is a stationary unit. A boat will be continually moving and this one will not track the movement. I am using this in a motorhome and it can not be used going down the road, but when I am parked it works great.
1984845
I have mine mounted on my kayak and it stays plugged up to me trolling motor battery while it's in use. Thus far I haven't had any problems with it.
2243433
Ours is mounted on the side of our center console boat and we've nit had any issues yet.
569910
It does come with a suction cup transducer, which holds extremely well. I don't know if you can wire it directly but it works very well with the battery that comes with it. I have used it for 10 hours straight with no problems. It recharges very fast. Overall I am very satisfied with this sonar.
1656998
I can't be sure, mine sis in my toIt does lock securely in the upright position, but mine is in my toy hauler, can't say how it will work in a boat.
700302
I haven't had any trouble with it moving. If you have something such as coins on the same surface it will cause them to vibrate. It has three small rubber feet on the bottom. I use mine in a truck with no radio, so to keep it in place I put it in a cup holder. Works great. You will like it.
1451651
No. After it goes around, the sound changes slightly. It keeps on going, though.