Deeper Flexible Arm Mount 2.0

Deeper Flexible Arm Mount 2.0

Availability
In stock
Price
69,90 €

Product description

Turn your boat, kayak, or float into a high-tech sonar system with the Deeper Flexible Arm Mount 2.0 . Simply attach your Deeper sonar (3.0, PRO, PRO+, PRO+ 2, CHIRP+, or CHIRP+ 2), snap the flexible arm onto your boat, and troll the sonar to create incredible maps or locate your targets.

Wave-Adaptive Design

Once installed, the new Flex Arm 2.0 can be adjusted up to 20 cm. This keeps the sonar always on the water’s surface, ensuring a continuous connection to your smartphone.

Secure Mounting

The mounting bracket stays firmly in place with the new G-Clamp. It can be securely attached to any part of the boat that is up to 70 mm thick.

Extended arm

The new 79 cm long Flex Arm 2.0 can be positioned in multiple ways, making it suitable for a wide variety of boats.

Install on any vessel

A sturdy and flexible mounting option

  • Can be installed in seconds without drilling.
  • Withstands loads of up to 20 kg
  • Manufactured in the EU from high-strength materials.
  • The height of the flexible arm can be adjusted quickly and easily when moving from one vessel to another.
  • Suitable for use in all conditions, including faster trolling.

User Manual

  1. Place the safety strap on the flexible mounting bracket. This prevents the bracket from coming loose once the Deeper sonar is attached to it.
  2. Attach the Deeper Sonar to the bracket. Insert the plastic pin into the bottom of the Deeper and tighten the screw at the mounting point in the center.
  3. Attach the G-Clamp to any part of the boat that is no more than 70 mm thick. Now attach the safety strap to the boat/kayak.
  4. Adjust the position of the flexible arm on the Deeper sonar sothat it is half submerged in the water.

Shipping costs

Postnord
8,90 €
Omniva Baltia
6,90 €

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