Anyone know if the hulls in early 60's were solid glass or not. Wandering obout puck type transducers that are glued inside the hull.Will they work? Who has the best unit (combo) for 1500 -2000$
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Anyone know if the hulls in early 60's were solid glass or not. Wandering obout puck type transducers that are glued inside the hull.Will they work? Who has the best unit (combo) for 1500 -2000$
We have a '65 34' Sedan. the hull is about 1 1/2" thick. The Garmin techs did not recommend we use a "shoot through" transducer. We used the long shank 50/200 transducer. works great.
I love my Garmin 3210 gps/plotter/sounder with XM weather and radio. prices are coming down and can be had for around $2000 or so.
They are all solid below the waterline, and quite thick in the 60's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ross
How well xducers will shoot through the hull will of course depend on the 'ducer and how much power it's pushing, but I'd drill the hole.
If you don't want to to that, I'd use the "oil bath" method of mounting a pipe on the hull and then suspending the 'ducer in a mineral oil bath to shoot through.
I have a 41 DC cruiser, and got a Garmin with an additional through hull fitting, it works great. The fiberglass is 1.5" solid, so you will need to drill from both ends..