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@@tinkanator2000 I machined the tapered part out of a block of aluminum. Ground off the button and fastened it to the spring. Cut a slot in the pole to fit where you want it to be. I think I robbed the spring out of an old landing net. You can buy them online though.

@@Rednecks_Lair That makes sense, thank you for the reply.

@@tinkanator2000 thanks for watching!!

If you've ever seen the locking buttons on telescoping poles I used the spring from it and machined a wedge shape to use on it instead of the locking button. Kind of hard to explain. Lol. Thanks for watching!!

@@Pierceb2 thanks for watching!

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Just some cheap SPF 50 ones I picked up on Amazon. I hate sunscreen.

@@Rednecks_Lair me too, have you sunk many condos, ive put in about 15 thru the years, love our game, hope all is well,

@@Rednecks_Lair thanks

I'm sure I would! Thanks for watching!!

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching and commenting!

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Nothing happens. The circuit board with the relays have that logic built in. There is no short circuit. I push both buttons all the time. Thanks for watching.

@@Rednecks_Lair ok tanks !!!!!!

Yessir! As soon as I'm over that way. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching! That accent is brought to you courtesy of the South Carolina Lowcountry!

I know! I tried my hand at dock shooting but it's just not my style of fishing. So I repurposed it for scoping and bought 2 more! Now I keep 3 on deck ready to go!! Great rods. Thanks for watching!

Thank you sir! And thanks for watching!

The steel plate is screwed into the deck. The base with the mag switches go on it. Other than that the video is pretty self explanatory. Maybe I just don't know exactly what you're asking?

Thank you sir for watching!

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To me the time between beginning of prespawn to end of post spawn when they are moving in and out is vest time of year. Here in Georgia that would be beginning in late February. Temps will range anywhere between low 50s to mid 60s. You can use this technique year round though.

Thank you

@@robertsteele8838 Yes sir and thank you for watching!

It's from a long handled landing net from a yard sale! Thanks for watching!!

How did you do the base plate

Man I sure wish that was the case! The connector on the xducer cable is a bit larger than the inside diameter of the pole. Thanks for watching and commenting!

The piece that goes on just before the handle is the steering collar. It's the same collar that came off the original trolling motor shaft and functions the exact same way. I don't have the free time to make any but I'm flattered that you'd ask! Thanks for watching!!

Just wondering if that collar is purchased separately or supplied when purchasing the steering motor

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Thanks for leaving a comment and for watching! I appreciate it so much!

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Thanks for watching! You can longline year round however, the transition periods are the most productive times of the year, especially the prespawn. Other techniques are more productive at other times of the year. Use your speed to fine tune the depth you want your jigs to run. That's the main thing you want to use speed for.

I can fully understand that. Just do what you can and when you can and be happy doing it! Thanks for watching and commenting!

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Thanks for watching! So glad it was helpful! It won't be long you will want a bigger better one! And they always got one that's bigger and better!!

Absolutely! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Hope you get to put many miles on that Terrova!

Yessir! Thanks for watching!

Thank you sir! Flood coolant is definitely way to go if you can. I'll just have to make do with the mist. It works pretty good.

Hey mate! Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment and ask a question! All 3 stepper motors are closed loop 3 amp 425oz.in/2.8Nm holding torque. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07236DL9F/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1 That is the link to the same package I got. I used the motors, drivers, and power supply. The rest you can throw in the trash. Have had no issues at all in 2 years. Thanks again!!

thanks mate! I was looking a 3NM closed loop for XY and a 6NM for the Z but I guess I don't need to go that over kill. Thanks! @@Rednecks_Lair

What day was you fishing?

Nm

That is correct

www.harborfreight.com/two-speed-variable-bench-mill-drill-machine-44991.html

It does. No way the stock screws would work. By the time you adjusted the backlash out, it's almost impossible to turn.

@@Rednecks_Lair what size ball screws do you use?

12 mm diameter, 4 mm pitch screw shaft and ball nut, (SFU1204) C5 backlash (less than 0.01 mm).

@@Rednecks_Lair thank you, would be nice if you consider showing your upgrades of the mill in a video

It has a hi lo gear driven spindle out of the box. I have a belt drive mod on it. Not aware of the "9 speed" you speak of.