My Canon downrigger has a very strong buzz coming up from the wire through
the whole unit. I know this is acceptable and a common problem and the fish
can't hear it but I can. Any one have a way to quiet this down. I have tried
rubber pads between the downrigger and the mount but not much change.

On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 00:43:28 GMT, "HankCoen"
wrote:

My Canon downrigger has a very strong buzz coming up from the wire through
the whole unit. I know this is acceptable and a common problem and the fish
can't hear it but I can. Any one have a way to quiet this down. I have tried
rubber pads between the downrigger and the mount but not much change.

Are you using coated wire or straight SS?

The coated wire will quiet down the buzz - you will still hear it but
it won't be as annoying.

I've never actually gotten rid of the buzz entirely.

Later,

Tom

"Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message
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On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 00:43:28 GMT, "HankCoen"
wrote:

My Canon downrigger has a very strong buzz coming up from the wire through
the whole unit. I know this is acceptable and a common problem and the
fish
can't hear it but I can. Any one have a way to quiet this down. I have
tried
rubber pads between the downrigger and the mount but not much change.

Are you using coated wire or straight SS?

The coated wire will quiet down the buzz - you will still hear it but
it won't be as annoying.

I've never actually gotten rid of the buzz entirely.

Some people spend their entire lives lin bars looking for the never-ending
buzz.

"Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 00:43:28 GMT, "HankCoen"
wrote:

My Canon downrigger has a very strong buzz coming up from the wire through
the whole unit. I know this is acceptable and a common problem and the
fish
can't hear it but I can. Any one have a way to quiet this down. I have
tried
rubber pads between the downrigger and the mount but not much change.

Are you using coated wire or straight SS?

The coated wire will quiet down the buzz - you will still hear it but
it won't be as annoying.

I've never actually gotten rid of the buzz entirely.

Later,

Tom

Running spectra will stop the buzz. Or adding a bungee crod between the
wire and the boat, seems to help.

On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 01:29:13 GMT, "Bill McKee"
wrote:


"Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message
.. .
On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 00:43:28 GMT, "HankCoen"
wrote:

My Canon downrigger has a very strong buzz coming up from the wire through
the whole unit. I know this is acceptable and a common problem and the
fish
can't hear it but I can. Any one have a way to quiet this down. I have
tried
rubber pads between the downrigger and the mount but not much change.

Are you using coated wire or straight SS?

The coated wire will quiet down the buzz - you will still hear it but
it won't be as annoying.

I've never actually gotten rid of the buzz entirely.

Running spectra will stop the buzz. Or adding a bungee crod between the
wire and the boat, seems to help.

I might try the spectra. I did the bungee thing and it didn't work.

Shortwave Sportfishing wrote:
On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 01:29:13 GMT, "Bill McKee"
wrote:


"Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message
. ..

On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 00:43:28 GMT, "HankCoen"
wrote:


My Canon downrigger has a very strong buzz coming up from the wire through
the whole unit. I know this is acceptable and a common problem and the
fish
can't hear it but I can. Any one have a way to quiet this down. I have
tried
rubber pads between the downrigger and the mount but not much change.

Are you using coated wire or straight SS?

The coated wire will quiet down the buzz - you will still hear it but
it won't be as annoying.

I've never actually gotten rid of the buzz entirely.

Running spectra will stop the buzz. Or adding a bungee crod between the
wire and the boat, seems to help.


I might try the spectra. I did the bungee thing and it didn't work.


Just have to accept it -- it's also common with sailboats that use a
centerboard or swing keel cable

"HankCoen" wrote in message
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My Canon downrigger has a very strong buzz coming up from the wire through
the whole unit. I know this is acceptable and a common problem and the
fish
can't hear it but I can. Any one have a way to quiet this down. I have
tried
rubber pads between the downrigger and the mount but not much change.




??

Crank the music up man. Works for me.

db

NOYB wrote:

Some people spend their entire lives lin bars looking for the never-ending
buzz.

What an intelligent and problem solving answer to a person's serious
attempt at finding solution. As usual, it's the right wingers here who
bring a thread down the gutter.

"Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 00:43:28 GMT, "HankCoen"
wrote:

My Canon downrigger has a very strong buzz coming up from the wire through
the whole unit. I know this is acceptable and a common problem and the
fish
can't hear it but I can. Any one have a way to quiet this down. I have
tried
rubber pads between the downrigger and the mount but not much change.

Are you using coated wire or straight SS?

The coated wire will quiet down the buzz - you will still hear it but
it won't be as annoying.

I've never actually gotten rid of the buzz entirely.

Later,

Tom

Tom - sudden left turn: What the URL for your guide service web site? Gotta
discuss something, but not here.

On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 17:30:52 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
wrote:

"Shortwave Sportfishing" wrote in message
.. .
On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 00:43:28 GMT, "HankCoen"
wrote:

My Canon downrigger has a very strong buzz coming up from the wire through
the whole unit. I know this is acceptable and a common problem and the
fish
can't hear it but I can. Any one have a way to quiet this down. I have
tried
rubber pads between the downrigger and the mount but not much change.

Are you using coated wire or straight SS?

The coated wire will quiet down the buzz - you will still hear it but
it won't be as annoying.

I've never actually gotten rid of the buzz entirely.

Tom - sudden left turn: What the URL for your guide service web site? Gotta
discuss something, but not here.

http://www.swsports.org