Anyone tried this snazzy all-in-one FF mount?

What's up folks?

I'm curious if anyone has tried this "Tallon Elite" fish finder mount? It looks like an awesome all in one system that handles the mounting and cable pass-through all in one. Curious how water tight it (and/or corrosion resistant) it is, and what size hole I would need to drill.

Here's a link:
http://www.biasboating.com.au/Tallon_Elite_Socket_for_Lowrance_p/5860x.htm

Any thoughts?

Kind of pricey for a modified Ram Mount.  I would worry about it corroding in the salt.

Almost the price of a decent FF already. You can probably do something similar to that yourself for a fraction of the cost. It's amazing how expensive these accessories are.

Jeez, you're right. I didn't see that price (nor did I shop around at all).

I think I'll stick with the standard ram mount and one of those cable pass-throughs from Hook1.

Picking up a new Hobie Outback on June 1st

I just installed on of those on the hatch if my Cuda. I love it. I wouldn't cut those monster holes in the kayak itself but looks good on the center hatch. Little pricey but worth it for my application. Think I got it from gpscity.com. 

Thanks, LipRipper!

 That looks like a lot more hole than I want to drill into my boat, but it looks real nice on your hatch. Nice work!

Thanks, LipRipper!

 That looks like a lot more hole than I want to drill into my boat, but it looks real nice on your hatch. Nice work!

Your welcome bud. I looked back to see where I ordered it from and it was actually Kayakfishingsupplies. Just in case you decide to bless your boat with holes 

I bought my kayak rigged with one already.  I don't think I would have bought one myself because I'm a "cheap skate".  I like it, but I would rather have something more low profile. 

Where would u plan to mount that monster on an outback? I'd ask myself that too...

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Here you go: 

Where would u plan to mount that monster on an outback? I'd ask myself that too...

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To each his own - there are cheaper ways to I'd it, but, if you want it clean - spend the money.  No issues with corrosion in the salt, simply maintain connections the same as you would for your fish finder.