If you have a inboard the transom mount will not perform well past 6 or 7 knots because of prop wash if you have I/o or outbard you will be just fine and shouldn't notice my h difference.
If you have a inboard the transom mount will not perform well past 6 or 7 knots because of prop wash if you have I/o or outbard you will be just fine and shouldn't notice my h difference.
Thanks
Capt Erik
Bose-Man Sportfishing
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Wakina,
I have a transom mounted TM260 on my Proline with twin outboards. It will mark fish at 30 mph. I'm currently using Furuno 585 sonar.
The marks are not perfect at 30mph but there good enough to indicate were running over fish.
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kevin
I want to thank each and every one of you who has taken the time to answer my question.
I would also like to apologize to the original poster for hi-jacking their thread. SORRY!!
I contacted Airmar and they were helpful in answering my questions. They stated that if you are running an inboard then a thru the hull transducer would be the best choice if not the only choice. They stated the prop wash would interfere with the transducers ability to send and receive the return signal if it were a transom mounted transducer.
If one is running an I/O or an Outboard then the transom mounted unit will work as well as the thru the hull model so long as it is installed right.
So I believe I am going to go with the Transom mounted transducer.
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