DIY Height Adjustable Dual Stack Graph Mount

A few pieces of aluminum, drill with the appropriate bit and tap, some nuts & bolts, and a Atdek SD-POS-HA to create a mount that specialty companies would charge $400 to $500 for. It has nearly a 5" range of height adjustment, cable management, 20° of display adjustment in all directions, and is rated for 44lbs. I mounted it to a larger aluminum plate to increase its footprint. I'll bolt it through the deck of my bow straddling a longitudinal brace beneath my deck. Cables will only have to be exposed for a few inches before entering the cable management port at the bottom of the mount.

[@stevenkirby7478]

Great idea, needs additional lateral support arm for rough waters like Lake Erie, etc. which could also translate to the thickness of the main post(s).

[@jboze]

How about a longer more descriptive video? Looks great!

[@AnxiousBaits]

Pretty trick. Got a parts list for this? I want to stack my units on top of each other like this.

[@jaxxxonman]

I made some improvements to the build so that the graphs could be individually adjusted: ruclips.net/video/qysPGsacCa0/видео.html