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Topic: Hobie Revo 13 Garmin transducer solution  (Read 9828 times)

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Tyler

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  • Date Registered: Aug 2013
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Decided to simplify my fish finder rig.  Picked up a Garmin 4CV Vivid, the transducer does not attach to the Lowrance ready cover very well, wondering if anyone has come up with a solution, or knows of a cover that will accept the Garmin transducer.  Let me know what you think, thanks!


123engineering

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This video might be helpful.


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