Livescope vs Panoptix Bundle Weight

  • JoeMX1825
    MN
    Posts: 17846
    #2006075

    I was alway curious about this, so here’s the info for those looking for it.

    Listed Weight is with an Amped outdoors 18ah lithium battery vs stock and everything (head unit, cover, all-in-one cable bundle and transducer) that zips up inside the stock Garmin bag with shuttle (L/XL) except the pole:

    9” Echomap Livescope Bundle = 20.5 lbs
    7” Echomap Panoptix Bundle = 13.4 lbs

    BrianF
    Posts: 759
    #2006085

    I’ve got the 9” LS. Its a beast to lug around on ice no doubt, but I’d bring a dolly with me if thats what it took to use that unit.

    JasonP
    Twin Cities
    Posts: 1368
    #2006187

    I figured the black box must weight about 5 pounds. It looks big.

    JoeMX1825
    MN
    Posts: 17846
    #2006231

    I figured the black box must weight about 5 pounds. It looks big.

    It’s like 4.4 something…but yes, it’s big and heavy…

    JoeMX1825
    MN
    Posts: 17846
    #2006245

    93SV ice fishing bundle with stock battery: 26 pounds shock

    The battery is the 1st thing to replace…it’s silly they even include the outdated and heavy SLA battery in a $2,600 bundle…

    Netguy
    Minnetonka
    Posts: 3173
    #2006254

    I had a separate power wire rigged in my new boat last spring. I can move the Live Scope anywhere in the boat and run off the house battery. Easily move the mounting pole attached to the SportTrak.

    JoeMX1825
    MN
    Posts: 17846
    #2006360

    I’ll just use my livescope ice bundle on the casting deck of my boat in the summer, I rigged up a simple ram mount for my Summit Pole to mount to a bow rail.

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