DIY ICE SHUTTLE FOR GARMIN LIVESCOPE | Cheap & Customizable

In this episode we build and test a livescope ice shuttle that is both customizable and affordable. This ice shuttle can be adjusted and customized to fit everything you need in your electronics setup and more. This DIY shuttle is based out of easy to find and affordable materials listed below.
Milk crate
Plywood (floor, and lid to mount graph)
Scrap wood (frame for black box and battery)
Screws
Wood glue
Electricitcal tape (for wires)
Saw
Screw gun
Battery Switch (optional)
The ice shuttle can fit any of the livescope systems with some adjustments. I used the livescope Lvs32 system in this video. It can also hold taller lithium battery styles to power your systems so you don't have to buy a short style lithium ion battery to fit a premade ice shuttle. And if you wanted to you could possibly fit 2 batteries in this for longer trips so you don't run out of power on those longer multi day fishing trips.
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Nice!

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What model Garmin graph are you using

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