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OilFieldMan

11-11-2014 06:28 AM

Raymarine B60-20, 20 Degree Tilted Element Transducer

Looking at using this type of thru hull ducer in my 87 Scepter. Is the 20 degree tilt the optimum angle for the deadrise?

DonV	11-11-2014 08:28 AM

I have the 20 degree B164 and it's perfect.

Old'sCool

11-11-2014 08:48 AM

Same here

CoreyTrx

11-11-2014 10:29 AM

I have the B60 20 degree and it works great

OilFieldMan

11-11-2014 02:41 PM

Awesome thanks for the feedback

Old'sCool

11-11-2014 02:52 PM

Pucker factor is pretty high when you drill the hole too!!

kmoose

11-11-2014 07:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Old'sCool (Post 232406)

Pucker factor is pretty high when you drill the hole too!!

I feel you... I was really itchy about drilling a 3-1/2" hole in the bottom of mine to install my 20 degree 264N but it was way worthing being able to have a clear bottom pic at 30 knots.

OilFieldMan

11-12-2014 03:53 AM

Understood haha, I've done it once already for my water pick for baitwell and washdown. Definitely makes you feel uneasy.

Also anyone seen the difference between say the 600w versions and 1000w versions? I'll be connecting it to a Raymarine, C120 and a DSM300

DonV	11-12-2014 09:20 AM

If I remember correctly the DSM300 is the 1000w module, you need the B164. Both the units are the same as I have.

Here ya go.....http://www.raymarine.com/view/?id=14...nid=7&col=1474

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