Port or Starboard?

[Hightower]

For a Transducer on the transom of a RIB thats a left hooker?

I think it's the Port Side.

[Top banana]

Hi Andy, i asked the same question, the advice was it didnt matter,
put mine on the port side, works great even at full wot. another tip, try if possible to run the transducer cable seperately from the electrical circuits, so as not to cause interferance with the transducer, shouldnt be a problem with having two service ducts.

[The Jackeens]

why not stick it inside the hull !!!
saves messing about with the transom and getting knocked

[Nick Hearne]

Originally Posted by The Jackeens

why not stick it inside the hull !!!
saves messing about with the transom and getting knocked

Because he dose not want to cut a hole in the deck!

[The Jackeens]

Originally Posted by Nick Hearne

Because he dose not want to cut a hole in the deck!

any more holes and there be no deck left

doesnt look like a splash well on the boat , but must be able to get down to the bottom thro those ruddy great holes

do you have a pump down there andy or a little mose on a wheel


http://www.rib.net/forum/attachment....3&d=1191521085

[Hightower]

Ha Ha!

No hole though the deck, so no access

My last boat had the transducer on the Starboard, so I guess the Port side this time. The reson was double edged (Hey that's not a bad name "Double Edge") to seperate the signal cable from the electrics and I'm running out of room in the ducting as I found out today.

I'll stick it on the Port then

[The Jackeens]

andy ,

wheres the bilge pump located ???

[Hightower]

On the deck

I'm not proposing to have a bilge pump as such, I'll see how much water I get it it first. If I do need some sort of pump I'll probably sink a tube tho the deck and use a manual displacement pump, so there are no long term plans to make BIG holes