Fish Finder Xducer - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Dan W. · 08-02-2008, 04:16 PM

After years of re-glueing the transducer because of bubbles or poor signal I was pretty fed up with that method. I tried the water system as mentioned above and I think I may not have to fix it for a long time. I used a slice of wide pool noodle and carved out the shape of the puck, cutting a groove on each side for air and water to escape, and glued it down to the yak. Just pour in an ounce of water and put the puck in. It fits snug and tight and no bubbles because of the grooves. Crytal clear signal and maintenance free.

08-02-2008, 04:16 PM	#5
Dan W. Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: South Park, San Diego Posts: 49	After years of re-glueing the transducer because of bubbles or poor signal I was pretty fed up with that method. I tried the water system as mentioned above and I think I may not have to fix it for a long time. I used a slice of wide pool noodle and carved out the shape of the puck, cutting a groove on each side for air and water to escape, and glued it down to the yak. Just pour in an ounce of water and put the puck in. It fits snug and tight and no bubbles because of the grooves. Crytal clear signal and maintenance free.