Fish Finder Transducer Mount HONDEX PS-611CN2 TD04 Compatible Rubber Boat

If you send us your existing transducer from another manufacturer, we can create a custom rubber boat bracket to match it. Please feel free to contact us.

This product has been used for several months and is now listed for sale.
This is a custom-made mounting bracket designed and produced from scratch for rubber boat fishing, compatible with transducers like the HONDEX TD04 used in models such as the HONDEX PS-611CN2.
Designed by an active rubber boat angler for ease of use.
It can be easily attached to the stern tube end (the end of the rubber boat's tube protruding at the rear) using Velcro straps.
It can wrap around tubes of approximately 400mm in diameter, making it compatible with many rubber boats, including JOYCRAFT and Achilles.
The screws, nuts, and washers are made of stainless steel for rust resistance.

We also sell the bracket alone without the Velcro straps.
If you have your own straps or prefer to purchase them separately, please buy the bracket-only option from our sales list.

[Set Contents]
- Transducer bracket body compatible with HONDEX TD04 (translucent blue)
- 2 mounting screws, 2 nuts, 2 washers (rust-resistant stainless steel)
- Velcro straps (compatible with tubes up to approximately 400mm in diameter)

[Shipping Method]
Yū-Yū Mercari便 (anonymous shipping)

[Important Notes]
- Transducers attached to the rear tube may experience cavitation at speeds around 5 km/h or higher.
- This product is a third-party item and is not affiliated with HONDEX.
- As this is a handmade item, there may be slight variations in dimensions, shape distortions, scratches, or air bubbles. It does not possess the same strength or quality as industrially manufactured products.
- Please be aware that there may be marks from support material removal on the bottom, characteristic of 3D printed items.
- We are not responsible for any loss overboard or equipment damage at sea.
- This product has been tested on a 2-horsepower rubber boat. When using on higher horsepower boats, please proceed with caution, such as by changing the straps.

Please feel free to comment if you have any questions.