Panoptix Livescope on my Zodiac (Transducer Mount & First Impressions)

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  • Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024

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  • @1975djvigo
    @1975djvigo Год назад

    It's very helpful to see someone showing an unconventional setup on an inflatable boat. Most of the setups are fixed to the boats. I have an inflatable boat as well and looking to buy live scope from Garmin and install it on my dinghy. Thanks for sharing your setup. It brightens my ideas on how to install and store all transducers, units, etc.

  • @brianshaffer5591
    @brianshaffer5591 Год назад

    Hmm... Nice, I've been looking for something to do with my Live scope. Smart way to setup. I might have to do something like this for my fishskiff 16. Thanks. Can you list the supplies and size where to buy? Lowes Home Depot is what I'm thinking?

    • @DavidPhamChannel
      @DavidPhamChannel  Год назад

      I have an updated video where I made some changes to the setup. The big change was using a min kota trolling motor mount for the livescope transducer. Was there something specific you wanted details on?

  • @philipnguyen2529
    @philipnguyen2529 4 года назад +1

    Nice setup, how many hours did you get out of your Milwaukee 9.0?

    • @DavidPhamChannel
      @DavidPhamChannel  4 года назад +1

      I've never ran long enough to hit 15.5 volts. I estimate it to be 7 hours with livescope on the entire time with 100% brightness.

    • @philipnguyen2529
      @philipnguyen2529 4 года назад +1

      Nice, I'm have a 12.0 Milwaukee battery which I plan to use for this upcoming ice fishing, I heard some people running the same setup get about 10 hours. Only time will tell. Have a good day.

    • @DavidPhamChannel
      @DavidPhamChannel  4 года назад

      @@philipnguyen2529 Ya that will last you awhile, 10 hours seems about right. Take care.