Where did you mount your Ultrex puck?

[Wayne P.]

Straight from Minnkota:
The Heading Sensor enables the Jog feature and is not required for any other function of i-Pilot or i-Pilot Link. When the Heading Sensor is paired and calibrated, the Jog feature of i-Pilot and i-Pilot Link allows you to move your boat in 5 foot increments, forwards, backwards, to the left and to the right with a button press on the i-Pilot or i-Pilot Link Remote.

Read the last two sentences in post #36.

[RyanJ]

So Minnkota is incorrect with the information they sent me? My post was a direct copy and paste from them. Talk about confusing

[The5thDutton]

Rear storage compartment. It'll shoot thru the deck.... doesn't need line of site.

[Ryan]

I put mine at the rear of the boat.

[Wayne P.]

So Minnkota is incorrect with the information they sent me? My post was a direct copy and paste from them. Talk about confusing

No they are correct about their stuff. They did not provide information about Humminbird. If you had Humminbird stuff, you would be exposed to that information.

[catdude28]

If I were to get another Ultrex, I wouldn’t even bother to mount the sensor. I don’t use the jog function. With my current Ultrex, I have used spot lock with and without the sensor, and there was absolutely no difference.

[06 SB]

Straight from Minnkota:
The Heading Sensor enables the Jog feature and is not required for any other function of i-Pilot or i-Pilot Link. When the Heading Sensor is paired and calibrated, the Jog feature of i-Pilot and i-Pilot Link allows you to move your boat in 5 foot increments, forwards, backwards, to the left and to the right with a button press on the i-Pilot or i-Pilot Link Remote.

That is just the MK side of the fence. HB uses the input as well and admittedly is not all that well known. It is really nice that they work together and they should as they share the same parent company.