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    I've got two Helix 10s on my boat. Helix 10 SI gps gen1 on my dash. A 10 gps tied in with ethernet on bow. I have a Ulterra self deploy min-kota with I pilot link. I'm really interested with the Gamin liveview but know nothing about Garmin. What Garmin monitor do I need to get? I think 9 in is as big a you can get. Can it be mounted to the ulltera or is it better mounting it different because of spot lock? I appreciate any opinions or ideals.

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    The best bang for your buck would be a 93sv plus which was 599 if you can find a place that still has them in stock..as far as mounting the LiveScope on the Ulterra, that will be tougher but I’ve seen some people be creative routing the cable.

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    You can use a Garmin 1042 which has a 10" screen, but it runs about $1,800. BPS will have the 93SV on sale again for $599 in their Spring Classic starting Feb 14. These will be 2018 models..only difference in the 2019 models is changes to mapping. Also Corn Field Crappie has a mount that will work for your Ultera for $249.
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    Just talked with HB and they said they have no plans to come out with anything like live scope.
    Guess I will be lookin at Garmin
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    Quote Originally Posted by Doodah View Post
    The best bang for your buck would be a 93sv plus which was 599 if you can find a place that still has them in stock..as far as mounting the LiveScope on the Ulterra, that will be tougher but I’ve seen some people be creative routing the cable.
    Cable saver from Cornfield Crappie Products. Works extremely well. Thx, Rickie for heads up.


    Sent from my iPad using Crappie.com Fishing mobile app
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    I have had Garmin Echomap Plus 93SV with Livescope for 4 weeks now. I mounted it on a separate home made Tiller handle transducer holder so I can aim it in different direction than Trolling motor and also take it to back of boat to see jigs and fish long line trolling. Me personally would not mount it to trolling motor. I made my rig so I can move both the Garmin 93SV and tiller handle transducer mount for different types of fishing. Tight lining, long lining, dock shooting, brush pile jigging. I can see my jig being pulled 65 ft behind boat!
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    If I get the unit I'm defiantly going to mount it separate from the trolling motor.
    Did you run a extra power cord to transom?

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    Fellas go to www. fishingspecialties.com and look at their transducer poles. The even have a mount especially for the live scope. Great people will answer all your questions.
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    I installed the 93 Plus SV last March with the original Panoptix PS22 transducer. I changed to livescope last June. I originally mounted the PS22 on my Ulterra. (What a pain to accomplish)) I did not really care for it on my trolling motor. When I changed to the Livescope I used the Fishing Specialties mount and like it just fine. I used their adjustable down rod and used the trolling motor shaft mounts to mount the livescope transducer. I did not run the wire up the tube for a couple of different reasons. I wanted to determine the best length for the adjustable rod so I just taped the wire to the outside in a couple of spots and I wanted to use a different handle on top. It works very well for me. Also when I first made the purchase last year they had no mounts for Livescope. I may have been the first to mount one on his system. I really like it mounted on the shaft, it is very easy to just rotate the transducer to switch between forward and downview. Very simple in and out and operation.

    I am adding a second 93SV with Livescope to the bow, one for each side, My partner will have use of one also. The beams are VERY narrow and I don't anticipate any interference nor did Garmin when I asked them about two units on the bow. I ordered another Fishing Specialties set up for my second unit also. I will use the the supplied trolling motor shaft mounts to mount the second unit also.

    PS , If there does end up being interference between the two units I will have a new system for sale

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    Quote Originally Posted by ojibwa6 View Post
    If I get the unit I'm defiantly going to mount it separate from the trolling motor.
    Did you run a extra power cord to transom?
    I installed a low amp trolling motor plugs at front and back to plug in the 93SV and the Livescope black box that is installed in movable carpet cover box that has 93sv on top.
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