PartsVu stocks a wide selection of Railblaza Platforms and Electronic Mounts to securely mount your camera, fish finder, and other electronics to your boat, kayak, and other vessels. Choose from Railblaza Rotating Platforms, Railblaza Mobi Adjustable Tablet Holder, and more.
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Railblaza Platforms & Electronic Mounts - Resources & Information
RAILBLAZA Platform Mounts and Electronic Mounts are accessories that can be used to add additional functionality to a kayak. They can be used to hold items such as a GPS, fish finder, or other electronic devices. The platform mounts can be attached to the kayak in various locations such as the deck, the side, or the stern of the kayak.
RAILBLAZA Electronic Mounts, on the other hand, are designed to hold and secure electronic devices, such as GPS units, fish finders, and VHF radios, to the kayak. These mounts can be adjusted to different angles and locked in place to ensure that the electronic device is securely held in place and within easy reach of the kayaker.
PartsVu is proud to offer a full selection of RAILBLAZA Platforms and Electronic Mounts for your kayak. Plus, we also offer RAILBLAZA compatible parts and aftermarket watersports accessories, including:
- Rail Mount Adapters
- Railblaza Fish Finder Mount
- Kayak Transducer Mounts
- Kayak Outboard Motor Mount
- And much more
Want to learn more about how to mount accessories, paddle safely, and learn about the newest gear for your kayak and other watercraft? PartsVu regularly publishes helpful how-to guides and other valuable information on our boating blog, PartsVu Xchange. On the PartsVu Xchange (and the FAQ below), you’ll find a wide range of relevant topics that every boater needs to know to have the best time on the water.
Railblaza Platforms and Electronic Mounts FAQ
What is a RAILBLAZA Tracloader used for?
A RAILBLAZA TracLoader is a product that is used to mount accessories on the side of a track or rail system, such as a kayak or boat. It can be used to attach fishing rod holders, cup holders, or other accessories to a kayak or boat, allowing the user to have hands-free access to their gear while on the water. It is designed to be easy to install and use, and is compatible with a wide range of track systems.
What are gunnels on a boat?
Gunnels, also spelled "gunwales," are the upper edges of the sides of a boat. They are typically located where the deck meets the hull, and are used to provide additional strength and support to the boat. Gunnels are also used to attach various boating accessories such as rod holders, cleats, gunnel rails, and other RAILBLAZA accessories. On some boats, gunnels may also be used as a handhold for passengers or as a place to sit or lean while fishing or cruising. The term "gunnel" is a nautical term and is used to describe this feature on many types of boats including kayaks, canoes, and motorboats.
How to make a rotating platform for a kayak?
Here is a basic guide on how to make a rotating platform for a kayak:
- Gather materials: You will need a circular piece of plywood, two lazy susan bearings, a power drill, screws, and a saw.
- Cut the plywood: Using a saw, cut a circular piece of plywood to the desired size for your platform. This will be the base of your platform.
- Install the lazy susan bearings: Take one of the lazy susan bearings and drill four pilot holes around the center of the plywood. Carefully screw the bearing in place, making sure it is level. Repeat the process with the second bearing on the other side of the plywood.
- Secure the platform to the kayak: Measure and mark the center of the platform and the center of the kayak, then drill a hole through both the platform and kayak at that point. Use a bolt to secure the platform to the kayak, making sure that it is level and centered.
- Test the platform: Place your kayak on the platform and make sure it spins smoothly.
- Add accessories: You can add accessories such as rod holders, lights, cameras, and GPS units to the platform using RAILBLAZA StarPort or RAILBLAZA Track Mount.
It's important to note that this is a basic guide, and you may need to adjust the instructions depending on the materials and tools available to you, as well as the size and design of your kayak. It's also important to test the platform and make sure it's secure before using it on the water.
It's worth mentioning that building a rotating platform for a kayak may be difficult and require some technical skills, if you are not familiar with these kinds of projects, it's best to consult with a professional or an experienced kayaker.
Instead of making a DIY rotating platform for your next trip on the water, RAILBLAZA offers a number of easy-to-install solutions in the Railblaza Hexx Rotating Platform, Railblaza Mobi Adjustable And Tablet Holder, and many more options.
Will installing RAILBLAZA rail mounts ruin the value of my kayak?
Installing RAILBLAZA rail mounts on your kayak may affect its resale value, but it depends on the condition of your kayak and the preferences of potential buyers. Some buyers may appreciate the added functionality that the rail mounts provide, while others may prefer a kayak without any modifications. It's best to consult with a professional or experienced kayaker to get a better idea of how the rail mounts may impact the value of your kayak.
Where can I learn how more about kayaking and watersports?
In addition to learning about Railblaza Platforms and Electronic Mounts, PartsVu has plenty of resources for everything you need to know about kayaks, watersports, and much more. Start with the following guides and be sure to use the search bar to find plenty of other useful guides to enjoy the water in confidence:
Kayak
- Beginner’s Guide to Outfitting a Fishing Kayak
- Kayak Fishing Florida’s Remote Waters
- Angler Armor—New Boat Theft Prevention Technology
- Different Types of Boats — A Comprehensive Guide - PartsVu
Inflatables
- 6 Boat Party Ideas You Have to Try
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- 5 Ideas for Pontoon Boat Fun
Fishing
- Bass Fishing Tips from Bassmaster Elite Series Angler Garrett Paquette
- Part 2: How to Become a Better Bass Angler
- How a Texas Fisherman Made His Boat His Own - PartsVu
- Top Boating Destinations in Florida – 12 Places You Must Visit
- Toadfish Outfitters - Protecting What We Love
Safety
- PFD 101: Selecting the Right Life Jackets
- US Coast Guard Requirements: Boat Safety Equipment
- Boating Safety—Justin Borque and Matthew Bongi of Seachoice Discuss the Ins and Outs of Boating Safety Products
- Kids’ Life Jackets- How to Ensure a Proper Fit
- Boating Safety – Essential Guide to Gear & Technologies
- Offshore Boating Safety — Knowledge & Preparedness
- What Safety Precautions Should You Take When Hunting from a Boat?
