Raymarine Jack Plate Spacer Kit, For RV-100 RealVision 3D Transom Mount Transducer

Overview

The Raymarine A80482 is a spacer kit for Raymarine jack plate transducer mounting installations. It is used as part of a RealVision transducer jack plate setup, helping position the transducer correctly when the mounting point is on the jack plate rather than directly on the transom.

This kit is most relevant on outboard-powered boats where a jack plate is already part of the rigging, including bass boats, flats boats, skiffs, and similar hulls where transom space, setback, or running attitude can make a standard transom mount less practical. It works with Raymarine jack plate mounting hardware for RealVision transducers, including RV-100 applications.

Key features

• Spacer kit for Raymarine RealVision transducer jack plate mounting setups.
• Useful when the transducer needs to sit off the jack plate for better placement and clearance.
• Supports installations that use Raymarine jack plate mounting hardware rather than a direct transom bracket.
• Suited to outboard boats with jack plates, where transducer position can be affected by setback, engine height, and hull shape.
• Helps keep the installation cleaner by matching the intended Raymarine mounting system instead of relying on improvised spacing.

Installation and fit

The A80482 should be considered when laying out a Raymarine RealVision transducer installation on a boat with a jack plate. Before drilling or final assembly, confirm the transducer location with the jack plate, engine, steering movement, and trailer bunks in mind. The transducer still needs a clean water path when the boat is on plane, so placement matters as much as the hardware itself.

This is a mounting accessory, not a transducer and not a sonar module. It should be paired with the correct Raymarine jack plate mount and compatible RealVision transducer hardware for the installation.

Use cases on board

This spacer kit is a practical match for anglers and boat owners setting up Raymarine sonar on outboard boats where a jack plate gives a better mounting point than the transom. It is especially useful when the goal is a tidy, purpose-built installation for fishfinding and bottom detail without adding custom blocks or unverified hardware.