Depth Finder Addition
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Printed Date: December-02-2024 at 10:06am
Topic: Depth Finder Addition
Posted By: mossycreek
Subject: Depth Finder Addition
Date Posted: June-02-2024 at 9:42am
I have a 1993 sport nautique. I bought the hawkeye 2B to mount as a depth finder. One lake in particular in my area really requires it because of the terrain. I searched the forums and some people said to glue it in right behind the ski tow pole. I tired that and it didn't work. I may not have used enough glue in the bottom of the boat to give it good contact. I can try that again, but I wondered if anyone else had a thought or a picture you could share with me.
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Jeff
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Posted By: Jonny Quest
Date Posted: June-02-2024 at 10:01am
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I installed a Hawkeye in my 1994 Ski Nautique with good results. The spot I chose was in the starboard side of the bilge, near the side vertical wall. I needed to find water flow that was as smooth as possible for optimum function. The location I chose was not too far from the log, at the approximate spot opposite of the raw water intake.
JQ
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Posted By: DenDen
Date Posted: June-02-2024 at 10:21am
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I did the exact same thing on my 75. Southwind was good results.
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Posted By: mossycreek
Date Posted: June-02-2024 at 3:27pm
What is the log?
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Jeff
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Posted By: andrewmarani
Date Posted: June-02-2024 at 8:59pm
It's called the shaft log. Where the shaft comes through the hull.
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Builder
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Posted By: mossycreek
Date Posted: June-03-2024 at 8:38am
Thank you guys so much. I'm going to try it later this week.
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Jeff
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