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Hi,<br /><br />does anyone ever installed a transducer on the left side of the rear motor and does it work ?Because all fish finder companies are recommending to install it on the right side.<br /><br />Thanks <br /><br />Smoky
It is best to install on the right due to cavatation. You need to be sure it is 8 - 10 inches to the side of the prop for best results. <br /><br />If you did not learn any thing today, you should have stayed in bed. <br />
Thanks Thom,<br /><br />Mine is at 15 inches of the motor - but I still have a lost of signal at 23 - 25 MPH and above and this after trying all kind of adjustments with no change except getting worst at some point.<br /><br />Smoky
i have a sall 14 ft alumacraft semi v row boat with a 9.9 motor and a trolling motor i mounted it on a peace of wood holding the wood is a seat clamp do u think i will have a hard time with the fish finder will mount it on the right side i guess i ll find out this weekend if it doesnt work what is best to do the xducer is at the bottom of the hule i got about a foot foot in a half of space between the motor to work with may be
