Thread: 2 transducer on trolling motor

Never heard of anyone puting 2 on. Why would you want to?

wouldn't you have serious interference issues?

Originally Posted by jimp

wouldn't you have serious interference issues?

I would definately check to see if they are running different frequencies....

[QUOTE=Barnacle Bill;1398440]Never heard of anyone puting 2 on. Why would you want to?[/QUO I just want to look at both pictures. They run on different frequences.

I have a buddy in Kansas that bought the Lowrance HDS-8 and structure scan...

He built some kind of bracket to mount both the 2D and the structure scan xducer to his TM...

I'll see if I can get him to send me a pic to post for ya...

Thanks I figured that is what I'll have to do. Talked to a rep a Grizzly jigs Sat. I told him someone needed to build a bracket for this type of set up. I have also been told you have to be moving to keep the picture on downscan from being distorted. That is the reason for both depth finders on trolling motor.

I just installed a Lowrance HDS-8 and HDS-10 for a buddy of mine and yes we put 2 transducers on his trolling motor. Lowrance structure scan comes with a separate transducer so if you want to use structure scan and 2d in the front of your boat, you have to use a bracket that holds two ducers.
You can make one from scratch but there are companies that are starting to manufacture these. We ended up purchasing one and it worked perfect. No interference what so ever. They run on different Freqs. I'll find the website we purchased the bracket from and post. Down imaging on the front of your boat is amazing. When we pulled up on a brush pile we could almost count how many fish were on it. We could also see how deep they were and how they related to the brush.

I'm interested to see how the Elite works. Do you know if it uses the same structure scan ducer as the HDS 8's and 10's. Does it require the LSS1 network component?

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