Pimp My Yak

After much assistance and expertise from fellow members, I'm just about done rigging my ride. I've incorporated an anchor trolley system, FF/Gps(Garmin GPSMap 440S) with Ram mount and cable clam seal,and used The Nothing's dry
shoot thru hull transducer mount. I used two pieces of closed cell foam from an old
backpack sleeping pad sealed together(1" deep)and then sealed to the inside hull.
Got a 12 volt 7amp Powersonic battery and a dry box from WallyWorld to hold it.
Just need to secure it and I'm done. Time to fish!! 

You forgot the curb feelers, dood. Nah, sounds like a sick ride. Get that thing wet!!!

No. The curb feelers are on along with the DVD Blue Ray, Bose sound system &
backup camera. Also the Scotty flush mount with 8" rod holder ext.
I'll get some pics posted as soon as my wife can help me do that. I'm a computer
DUFUS and needed a drink after trying many times to download on the site. Kept
telling me I was timed out(whatever that means. I needed the timeout!)

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Last pic. There's got to be an easier way but I'm just not worthy.

Fishnut, Nice work, but you need to down sample your images before posting.  You posted 12 MP photos, 2.5 MB and 4000x3000 resolution.  No wonder you were timing out.  Down sample to something like 1024x768 with 25% "Quality".  Some other forums using the same software impose a size limit on attachments. 

That thing is in showroom mint condition   It's time to go put some scratches on her.

Thanks for the info Demonick. Could only post 1 pic at a time because of size.Will ask wifey-poo to help me figure out downsizing. don't like the sound of that word.
Been there a few times.
Rich

Nice job on the install. As for the pics, I been there & feel ya. If you have MS Office suite, you can use Picture Manager to easily re-size the photos. Click the "edit pictures" button near the top of the screen (menu bar). A side window opens, click on the "Resize" button. I use the "Predefined width X height:" from the drop down menu to reduce the picture size to "Document - small (800X600 px)". The save.