- What this mount does - Securely holds telescoping fishfinder/transducer sensors in the exact position you need, with quick and repeatable adjustments for optimal sonar performance. - Key benefits - Precise aiming: Azimuth-adjustable ball head with a rotation knob lets you pan and tilt the sensor smoothly for accurate alignment. - Stable readings: Anti-vibration ball-sleeve design locks the mount in place once tightened, reducing movement and helping deliver consistent measurement results. - Durable construction: Made from imported nylon for high toughness and resistance to outdoor conditions, providing long service life without loss of function. - Flexible fit: Two free-hanging length options let you choose the best reach for your craft—shortest approx. 5 cm, longest extends to approx. 48 cm—so the mount works with a wide range of boats and installation needs. - Features at a glance - Azimuth-adjustable ball head with locking knob for precise rotation and tilt - Anti-vibration ball-sleeve structure for a firm, vibration-resistant hold - Constructed from imported nylon for toughness and weather resistance - Two length options: ~5 cm minimum to ~48 cm maximum free-hanging length - Designed for telescopic holder sensors and fishfinder/transducer installations - Why customers need it - Ensures your fishfinder/transducer stays positioned precisely where it performs best, improving detection and reducing false readings caused by sensor movement. - Withstands harsh outdoor conditions and repeated use, minimizing the need for replacements or repairs. - Offers installation flexibility so you can mount sensors on kayaks, small boats, or other watercraft without compromising stability. - Typical applications 1. Kayak fishing: Mount a telescopic transducer on a kayak where compact length and vibration resistance are critical to maintain clear sonar returns while paddling. 2. Small motorboats and inflatables: Use the adjustable length and ball head to position the sensor away from prop wash and hull turbulence for cleaner readings. 3. Shore or pier setups: Extend and aim a fishfinder sensor to reach clear water beyond shallow or obstructed shoreline areas while keeping the mount locked firmly in place. - Practical notes - Tighten the rotation knob after aiming to prevent slippage; once secured the mount resists vibration and hull movement. - Choose the shorter or longer free-hanging length based on required clearance and mounting location to ensure the sensor sits free of hull interference. This mount provides precise adjustment, vibration-resistant stability, and durable materials—designed specifically for telescopic fishfinder/transducer sensors and compatible with a variety of small watercraft.