can the transducer be mounted to a trolling motor?
1765981
Do you know what a transducer is? Not trying to be sarcastic, but f you knew what it was you would know that it cannot have turbulence like a propeller would make. It also has to be hard wired to the display unit. So answer is no, it has to be mounted to a transom or if it's a thru hull, to the hull.
1765982
yes it can, but i believe you have to get a special mount to do that.You can get it from Garmin. A I love my unit........Captdean
1765983
The trolling motor mount is included with the unit- i stated you might need to get it from Garmin but just checked the box and its included. . captdean
7442
I believe you have to have the v2 co-pilot system installed on your trolling motor to use a remote. This is a replacement remote.
2106508
Yes,I believe that small a motor would be no problem. Just keep in mind that there is no rudder board, or anything that could control speed/direction beyond a trolling action.
2141075
sure it will power it but I dont think very long, one would have to know the current or power draw of your motor. I use it to power my fish finder and use a marine battery for the trolling motor ... go all day with the bigger battery .. so I would not depend on this little battery last long on a trolling motor.
168795
Yes. Twist the handle (which is clamped around the handle grip of the trolling motor) and you can control the speed. Same applies for a regular outboard. Extension allows you to stand and scan the water while moving slowly. Recommend the product.
901717
Nope, there's no place to mount a trolling motor. I also found that it is much slower than hard shelled kayaks, although that was to be expected.
1818141
I'm not sure about that. The only concern I would have is that it may not be good for the trolling motor to possibly turn while being at stowed. You could possibly do it by raising the motor straight up but not tilt it back to completely sto.
447204
I don't believe it will work for you because it attaches to a Minn Kota Trolling motor's universal sonar port. It's simply for use in connecting a fish finder to a universal built in sonar transducer in the bottom of the Minn Kota Power head.
1041714
Unfortunately it will not. It is designed to run deer feeders and I use it to run my fish finder and GPS unit on my kayak. It would not provide enough amps to run a troll motor and would run out of power almost immediately. It is designed more so for low amp uses as I cited above.
912654
Hey Glen, Probably not, unless your existing transducer has side-imaging capability along with down imaging. The mounting & transducer appearance may look identical, but the interior electronics can be totally different. Check out the model #'s or part # to see if they are the same on both transducers. My guess is you'd be best off changing the transducer & possibly use the existing mount if you want. Sincerely, Terry & Good Luck.
402719
No. but you can hook up direct from your motor to charge your troll batteries. ok
1278901
Unfortunately no. You need to buy the transducer seperate. Otherwise, its fantastic.
1344972
I'm not sure I used the transducer that came with the unit to put on my trolling motor and it worked great
1537192
The transducer mounts to the transom via a suction cup. I was impressed with how well it works. You can remove the transducer from the suction cup attachment so I suppose if it matches another bracket it would work.
928617
Hello Frank O,A trolling motor for this boat is problematic. Not only is the engine mount somewhat inadequate, but controlling the direction would be a problem as well. A trolling motor would require some form of extended control arm in order to reach to one of the two front seats. Also, battery placement and running the power cables is a factor as well. I have owned the boat a year now along with a top of the line trolling motor and have really not come up with a way to make it work seamlessly. Recommend enjoying the boat and finding another way to get around electrically! All the best....J Hello Frank O,A trolling motor for this boat is problematic. Not only is the engine mount somewhat inadequate, but controlling the direction would be a problem as well. A trolling motor would require some form of extended control arm in order to reach to one of the two front seats. Also, battery placement and running the power cables is a factor as well. I have owned the boat a year now along with a top of the line trolling motor and have really not come up with a way to make it work seamlessly. Recommend enjoying the boat and finding another way to get around electrically! All... » Read More Hello Frank O,A trolling motor for this boat is problematic. Not only is the engine mount somewhat inadequate, but controlling the direction would be a problem as well. A trolling motor would require some form of extended control arm in order to reach to one of the two front seats. Also, battery placement and running the power cables is a factor as well. I have owned the boat a year now along with a top of the line trolling motor and have really not come up with a way to make it work seamlessly. Recommend enjoying the boat and finding another way to get around electrically! All the best....J « Show Less
1041124
Depends. If you are mounting on the transom then yes. However it comes with a mounting kit for the trolling motor as well. Plus you can always mount inside the hull using epoxy. The downside to that is the water temp gauge will not work.
1289863
Fishfinder, transducer, swivel mount, transom mount, and trolling motor mount. Everything you need is in the box except speed wheel which i do not recommend if you do slow trolling. I probably do not have mine calibrated correctly.