I've been doing that lanyard thing for years. They sell those tabs on Amazon for almost literally pennies, then just get a retractor.

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Another GREAT video with upcoming gear! So appreciate your time and effort with your content.

Clam shuttle looks interesting, but putting the 12v & USB ports on the bottom basically makes them useless when kept in a bag and too close to the ice/snow/water when used outdoors... Just saw this was mentioned by Charles in the Video....

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Good concept I did that a yr ago could be cleaner

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8:28 I’m guessing it weighs 15 pounds 1 oz

4:59 I’ve used that blue shuttle carrier for many different units but never for my livescope that’s a great idea. I have the 93sv do you think that would fit on that shuttle as well?

wow, I love it! What are you going to use as a case? I used the Clam case, it's snug for my Echomap 9, but works great!

I went a different route to keep a 10" screen. I have a LVS12/Ultra106 build using the Garmin Livescope Shuttle and Bag (I think a bag is key to keeping everything protected when ice fishing outside vs in a shelter), it weighs 14.8 lbs total with a Norsk 15AH battery (best AH to weight ratio battery) that gets about 6 hours of runtime . Hole Hopping with a 10" screen under 15 lbs is awesome, yes the LVS12 is limited in terms of cone angle, but for live scanning panfish directly under an ice hole it works just fine...The best part is I just swap the Ultra106 screen between this hole hopper setup and my main LVS34 Summit HD shuttle.

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Learn to actually fish and you wont have to spend 2 grand to find fish.... i will just keep my $130 striker 4 ... does the job and wife wont make me sleep in my truck for spending 2 plus grand on a overpriced video game unit... LOL...

Still have 2 vex’s mounted on genz packs. One is an fl8 with the old school original blue box, and the other is an 8 on the newer blue box.

Nice build , you could shave 2oz off your block mount. Take a hole saw and drill some 11\2 " holes in that board and see how much you can Swiss off ... I like your idea of having the it compact.

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I was waiting for the Genz box scope setup!

I think you’re correct on the portability aspect ! But you need to ad the protection aspect of it into the equation ! A heavy box that will protect the unit when you have one slip or fall on the ice while hole hopping would be priceless in my book !

Very cool. I wonder how much weight a larger battery and 9inch screen would add?

There is a 6 inch screen but it weighs .1 more pounds the echomap uhd2 6sv

The infamous livescope build video. I put a Helix 7 on a blue box. Works great for ice fishing. No clue on the weight bc the Helix is on the boat right now.

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Good stuff

People forget the PS-22 does not need a black box and is still very useful when in down-vu mode. Especially if you fishing lake trout, the 22 is way better than the 32 and still better than the 34 when fishing deeper water which in turn make it a versatile transducer. From a compact hole hoping perspective this is defiantly an excellent setup. To write off PS-22 as old tech or not useful I think is a mistake. If you have a 73sv or 93sv, you can buy a $4-500 transducer used and be in the Panoptix game, instead of a more substantial investment in livescope. That said, I don't like the price...... the PS-22 is a gateway drug..... make it more affordable to get people hooked on Panoptix and in turn LVS eventually... its how they got me! Lol

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Lvs34 has 5 beam on foward facing, I picked up ultra 126sv and summit shuttle and lithium battery 32amp 14.8vdc it runs 10 plus hours . Love it and set up for open water and ice .

Sorry I missed the live but not a fan of price point can land a Black Friday deal on an lvs32 bundle for same or less. I appreciate the concept though for hole hopping I would love it for that if price was less. I currently use live scope then hole hop with 6” uhd with gt10

Lightest Livescope set up. Lvs32, black box, echomap uhd2 63cv. Garmin shuttle and pole, 7.5ah amped outdoors battery

When I upgraded my screen and sonar to the 32 I asked an online retailer that did trade ins what my entire 22 with screen setup was for a trade-in and they only wanted to offer $250-300 for everything, so I kept it as a beater/spare setup. That was a few YEARS ago. This is ludicrous of Garmin to be offering this tech/bundle in 2024. For the money, get the 32 or 34 kit, its worth the extra resolution.

This is very cool. Thanks for putting all this together.

I was lucky enough try this unit last winter although it is the ps-22 technology it’s a great unit to pair with the lvs34 or 32. Basically you use it as a vexilar or marcum flasher. You find the schools/fish with the 34 or 32 then hole hop/sharp shoot with this unit. I found it to be very beneficial and easier to get on fast moving schools with.

I store the piece is old pile holder from drug store

Them using old tech is ridiculous. And that price is insane. Do better garmin!!

it seems like the "lens" idea should be applicable to the LVS32/34... so does it just block out the top & bottom portions of the PS22-IF transducer face and only allow the middle portion to scan with?

for your 15 lb Livescope setup, what screen, battery and shuttle are you running on it? Those are the only variables that you can change to cut weight...I built a LVS12 with a 106sv hole hopper shuttle and it weighs 12 lbs...

$2,000 for Atari 2600 level blobs on screen technology... no thanks...

While I think the idea of a lens to change from wide to narrow is neat, I don’t see this product doing well at this price point. I also don’t see a a dangling transducer working well in current based lakes like Erie. You think they would have went with lithium for actual weight savings. Feels like steps in the wrong direction. I’ll stick with my lvs34 on the summit shuttle that gets year round use with my larmac and dock in the boat. I’ll take a few extra pounds so I can drill one hole, scout out over a hundred feet find fish then drill less holes.

Why is Garmin going backwards

I wonder if the cable has a flat side to it to keep it inline.

The 7ah lead is included. We have already discussed the battery size in this with Garmin. It will not fit the larger size lithium batteries. The ideal battery for this setup will be our 19ah NMC battery. It will be the largest battery to fit this kit and cut out 3lbs.

Why waste money on ps22... when you can get a 32 that's wayyyyyyy better... idk what garmin is doing... really ps22 kit for 2k??? I get it no need for the pole but I rather carry the pole and have better imaging.