T&T: Temporary Mount of In Hull Transducer
Peter Bennett
peterbb4 at interchange.ubc.ca
Tue May 13 00:54:46 EDT 2008
I have successfully used LifeCaulk. I try to avoid silicone sealants
as nothing else sticks where they have once been used. The sounder
manufacturers recommend epoxy but that seems much to permanent to me.
Before sticking the thing down, he should put in in a plastic bag with
a little water, and hold it against the hull where he's planning to
put it, to see if it works.
Monday, May 12, 2008, 9:33:46 PM, Jgshort wrote:
jac> A friend wants to temporarily install a depth finder transducer
jac> on the inside of his hull.? He is planning on replacing it later
jac> with thru hull transducer and using the old transducer to a
jac> dingy.? Any ideas on what to use to temporarily attach the
jac> transducer to the inside of the hull? A silicone perhaps?
jac> Thanks in advance
jac> John Short
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Peter Bennett, VE7CEI Vancouver, B.C., Canada
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