Glad you got it figured out!

Quality built batteries, a long warranty incase something happens to go wrong. Lithiums are expensive, but definitely worth it especially when going on a kayak. Thanks for watching and giving your input 💪

Glad it helped you out

Batteries are 12 volt. Not sure what you're asking exactly.

The batteries are 12 volts. That's standard.

@@CaseyReedFishing ended up getting the Bluetooth meter

Glad it helped!

When did Common sense become so rare?!?

Well, actually they are Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries, not Lithium Polymer. And they are actually designed for boats. They are completely sealed batteries. Hundreds of thousands of anglers are riding around with in their boats. Thanks for taking your time to learn a little lesson in batteries! If you need any more info, just ask!

When were you born?

Those both come with the Mega Live. It's just the power cable which runs to the battery and the ethernet cable which either goes to the back of the graph or the ethernet switch. If you have a Helix you will need this adapter cable though: AS EC QDE - Ethernet Adapter Cable humminbird.johnsonoutdoors.com/us/blog/mega-live-imaging-unboxing-and-installation-tips

Awesome. I know the “other” brand you need to order an extra cable to be able to run it like this so you disconnect from the boat to make it portable

Yeah pretty sure it does. I don't remember switching anything out. And mine clicks.

Yes, but you have to get the track mount option. Mine wasn't made for track mount, and I had limited space in the area where I wanted to mount it. That's why I did it like I did.

It will go over the seat, but the cover isn't made to go over the motor

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Definitely will do that. Thanks for watching 💪

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I don't have any discounts or anything. But its probably the least expensive tungsten you can buy.

Yeah 50 amp is small for a motor in my opinion too. It's doable but it all depends on how you use it. The 100 amp seems to be just right for 99 percent of people.

What don't you get?

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This cover was custom made for the additional length

I don't know the answer to that. I only know about the weedless Wedge prop made my minnkota

@CaseyReedFishing Casey, Thanks for the reply. Well, I assume the Engineers at Minkota , examined the Geometry of " Weed Wedge, aftermarket", and Produced their own , effective version. Get out on the Water, and De Stress , and Rip some Lips this year. Keep your Powder Dry, Never give up your Guns, Rods, or PROP, LOL.

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It will fit under the seat. No battery box and you have to add a breaker.

Ok gotcha! I'm torn between Bonafied pwr129 and the 136. Your setup is my ideal setup. Torn lol

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I played around with the thought of doing a crossbar mount, but I decided against it. I like having the free and open deck space. They look really clean though 💪

Track it all. Talk with a CPA or tax professional! You definitely win enough money to make a difference for sure!

Weather is shaping up to be really good the weekend of KBF!

@@CaseyReedFishing That’s good news 👍 Gonna try to get 2 days of prefish in. Never fished there before.

The charger is sealed.

Yall crazy down there for sure 😂 but you're right, fishing is 🔥

Whoa nice 👍

Not great. They need to be wider

Thanks!

I haven't seen that on their website. I know they're not coast guard approved, but there isn't many options for coast guard approved lighting made for kayaks. Appreciate your input, very important to note that

I should also say, while not being coast guard approved, I believe they meet those specifications.

I believe it. These have way more screws so I imagine it will hold up a lot better. But a fish like that has the ability to do some damage. In my opinion, you're best option is to have backing on any track you're using for rod holders for fish that big.

@@CaseyReedFishing I'll see what I can do for backing. Not even sure if I can reach back up in there.

@@Midtnfishing937 Check out the yakattack rigging bullets if you want to go the route of having backing on your track. It's made to get backing on mounts/tracks that you cannot reach is side the hull.

@@CaseyReedFishing I went ahead and ordered the fullback. I think that will fix the issue. Thanks!

Yes, you can.

I'm a little confused on to what you are asking exactly. If you can clarify that would be great and I'll try to help better. But if you turn your TM/Live towards shore, you will see black at the distance where the shore line is. You will be able to see any fish and or structure inbetween the transducer and the shore. If budget isn't an issue, I'd look at getting the Humminbird Target Lock instead of mounting it to a trolling motor. Having the trolling motor working double duty to hold your position and navigate, as well as control where you're looking with the Live is not ideal especially if your in any conditions that are not considered ideal. I hope that answers your question but if not, please clarify a little bit and I'll try to help more.

I am concerned if the transducer is mounted on the TM, not getting a clear view of the shore line, casting for muskies, if the transducer is moving with the trolling motor. I want to be able to fish contours/shore lines with a clear view, instead of the view being "zig zagged" as the trolling motor moves along the contour line. I see where mega live side imaging, or deep imaging does this. What is the difference with target lock? Cost really isnt a factor, mega live or target lock. I am looking to put this on a Ultrex Quest, with a 9" Helix on the bow, and a 7" at the console. I will also have the displays dedicated to a separate battery and 1 bank charger, separate from the trolling motors (24V) and the 12v cranking battery. I hope that clarifies, thanks again for the info!@@CaseyReedFishing

Sounds like Target Lock would solve any of your concerns. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3jUqmufgtKLfdEsi=r8oWwlMu1hHuzsWp

I believe the power pole comes only Somes with hardware to bolt on but I think to install into the brass inserts you have to get bolts that fit that.

The one is installed into the stock brass inserts but the second one on the right side of the kayak is mounted to tracks. The tracks have probably 8-10 screws each holding them in. So between 16-20 some screws into the thick plastic that old town is known for, has held up very well for me.

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For the 360? I'm not sure exactly. I want to say like 24 inches

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Nope. A great upgrade!

I like having it simple and just plug in and go. Not have to worry about taking batteries out or having chargers outside that aren't meant to be in the weather. Plus its a dual charger so I can charge multiple batteries at once. Weight isn't a huge issue for me.

The Helix 7 CHIRP MEGA DI and SI G4N units are compatable with live.

What about the Gen 3 ?

@@theoutdoorchannel9283 nope just the g4n DI and SI units