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    USA Lowrance Point-1 GPS Antenna Location?

    I have a 2015 FX20 Dual Console and I'm looking for optional places to install 1 or 2 Lowrance Point-1 GPS Antennas. I was told up near the bow is questionable with the trolling motor head being near by and creating a magnetic field. I like the idea of directly behind the drivers seat, but I don't know what is under that small area before the back deck. The small panel in the back corners might be a good option too. Having my riders trip on it is my only concern there... Thanks in advance for your inputs!!

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    Tell your co-anglers to keep their feet off the fiberglass.

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    Behind the seat works best I would recommend not getting it too close to the engine for some reason or other the pointe 1 seems to work better behind the seat

    just been my experience from having to manually calibrate a ton of them in my Sonar classes


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    Thanks Randy!! My over-under bracket has been working perfectly!!

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    #5
    As close to the transducer as possible. Wacky Riggers made 3d printed mount for mine that is mounted right above the transducer near the motor. Solid as a rock, out of the way and no interference.

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    You only need 1 point 1. The big advantage is heading and both units can share the single PT1.

    As stated, behind the drivers seat is a good location. Some will argue you need it over the transducer for best accuracy , but I would argue that there’s a 5+ft variance to accuracy as we don’t have military grade GPS.