Fish finder/GPS on Kawasaki STX15F
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Fish finder/GPS on Kawasaki STX15F
Tried to measure up the glove box but it is not an even shape (wider at top than bottom) and there seems no where else to attach easily these items.
Also looked at the sensor position - has anyone attached sensor under step attachment using something like Andrew's stainless steel bracket as seems to be a slightly different configuration from the Yamaha step i.e. closer to jet output.
Any thoughts? Liked the idea of non-attached unit in glove box as more secure when parked around on street and didn't someone use a separate battery in the glove box with it? Mark ?
cheers
Andrew
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Re: Fish finder/GPS on Kawasaki STX15F
Have a good weekend crew and good luck if you get out there. Remember its not about how many fish you catch, it how much fun you have while you are out there.
Cheers, Andrew
Re: Fish finder/GPS on Kawasaki STX15F
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Kawasaki and fishfinder
There certainly is a large amount of plastic around the handle bars - hopefully not for a good reason.
My other thought was to try and replace the cover of the glovebox with an inset unit and then can always remove the new cover with fishfinder when not using it. Anyway things for tomorrow.
Thanks for the ideas anyway - then there is what to buy and how to get at best price vs service
Andrew
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Number of posts : 186
PWC : Kawasaki STX 15F
Best fish landed on your ski : 40cm snapper on 02/01/10 still trying for bigger
Age : 63
Location : Dannemora, Auckland
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Kawasaki STX15F and fishfinder/GPS
Anyway have had some thoughts about the Kawasaki fit.
If remove small glovebox and replace with another flat cover and then bolt the FF onto the cover will have a tilt and swivel FF where glove box was.
Transducer is more problematic as Kawasaki seems to have less ready made anchor points.
Thought of using the bung hole and attach a piece of stainless steel sideways and then attach transducer to this (large hole in SS to allow bung still to work.
Anyone any other ideas based on photo below - will ask guys at JFK tomorrow as in for a service but open to any other suggestions. e.g. what to use for replacement cover. also is a small hole for transducer wire to get inside hull the best option or can you mount transducer inside hull as per Taurangajet's pictures
Andrew
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Number of posts : 186
PWC : Kawasaki STX 15F
Best fish landed on your ski : 40cm snapper on 02/01/10 still trying for bigger
Age : 63
Location : Dannemora, Auckland
Job/hobbies : Drugs / Kids
Humor : Dry
Registration date : 2009-07-24
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