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Topic: WTB: Lowrance Shoot-thru-hull transducer (PDRT-WSU)  (Read 1519 times)

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LJR

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I got a Lowrance M68c fish finder and need a shoot-thru-hull transducer for my kayak. Just thought to see if you may have one that you want to sell before I buy it on-line.

Thanks


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LJR

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Wow, it is cool. Thank you for redirecting me to this info. Here's video -
 

 I still do need a transducer but I think I will buy a skimmer transducer. Anyone has it that you want to sell?   :smt003
« Last Edit: January 31, 2012, 12:18:51 PM by LJR »


Dale L

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Looks like they're on the right track,

BUT,

Looks like it plugs the scupper completely, not good.

And,

Anything that protrudes like that will at some point get whacked,

A very simple variation on that theme that I used as a quickie was to run a bungie hook thru the bolt hole on the transducer, run the bungie up thru the scupper, and use it to pull the transducer up tight (and level) against the hull and hook the upper end somewhere to keep it tight.  This also is removable in seconds.

Worked great for me until I got time to glue the puck type in place,



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