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Date Posted: - Monday - 11/27/06 - 8:11pm
Author: Randall, Murre, M31
Subject: Much the same...
In reply to: Steve Cox M-32 Pyxis 's message, "Depth and speed transducer location" on - Friday - 11/24/06 - 1:40am

On Murre the knot meter and depth sounder thru hulls are in the same place you describe, I think. That is, on the port side under the port, main cabin settee just a tick forward of amidships and right at the inboard edge of the settee.

I don’t have a drawer there, so it doesn’t feel like it takes up too much space.

In a certain sense, it seems the ideal spot in that it is the area of the boat's hull that is the most likely to be IN the water most often--at least the part you can get at. Even so, I find it easy to lose "traction" when I'm on a banging port a tack.

RR

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