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Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: On 18 Nov 2006 17:45:25 -0800, "Tim" wrote: The people that had this, have the depthfinder AND the VHF mounted right in the way of vision, which I don't care for. too cluttery, and not good thinking. Not really. It's better to have the radios and other electronic instrumentation in easy view. On both Contenders, I had an electronics rack attached to the T-top so that all the instrumentation (except engine) was located just slightly above eye level - I find that more comfortable. Most dash mount their electronics and on the Ranger, that's how I have my GPS/Finder and radio mounted - right in plain sight and easy to get to and adjust if necessary. You can mount it such that the cables will be clean and neat and not obvious looking. On that set up, I'd leave it as it is. The new radio will be much smaller than the current model and take up less space so that it won't look awkward. Could be, Tom, I was thinkingof oving the depthfinder over more to the right, in place of the radio, to un restrict the frontal view, though. and possible ounting the radio, on the right side low, down below the throttle, facing up. theres generous room there. |
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